Good news for California: Gavin Newsom will allocate 291 million dollars for housing and mental health
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a $291 million investment to enhance access to housing and mental health services, targeting homeless individuals facing severe mental health illnesses and substance use issues.
Unwanted report on psychiatric reform. Will mental health centers survive?
The Polish Ministry of Health has released a report on the reform of psychiatric care, outlining the challenges and potential directions for mental health services in Poland.
Fear of social situations is becoming common in universities - chief physician is worried: "These are the future leaders"
The demand for mental health services at Finnish universities has surged, with a notable increase in students seeking help for social anxiety.
Caps II in Mogi das Cruzes moves to a new address starting this Monday
The Caps II center in Mogi das Cruzes is relocating to a new address in Brás Cubas as part of a restructuring of mental health services.
Liberec Region has just become the second in the country with a Child Mental Health Center
The article discusses the establishment of a Child Mental Health Center in the Liberec Region of Czechia, the second of its kind in the country.
'Recharge and get back to it': How respite can help carers keep going
The article highlights the importance of respite services for caregivers, illustrating how they offer essential relief and support.
Mental health benches: A simple idea helping people through 'a very dark place'
Mental health benches in parks across the UK provide a space for reflection and support for individuals grappling with mental health issues.
Psychiatry chief sees it happen: "Unfortunately, there are families that end up in a Bermuda Triangle"
A Danish psychiatry chief reflects on the challenges families face in accessing mental health services, highlighting systemic issues within the psychiatric care system.
Seoul Women's University Lifelong Education Center Opens 'Nowon Youth Psychological Counseling Center'
Seoul Women’s University has opened the 'Nowon Youth Psychological Counseling Center' to provide specialized psychological counseling services for local youth.
The number of children with the status of accused is increasing: 'Striking figures'
The number of children classified as accused in violence-related cases has surged significantly in recent years, with 176 recorded last year compared to 65 in 2015.
Police Criticism: 'Pure Taxi Transport for Healthcare'
Police in Sweden express concerns over the rising demand for their services to transport psychiatric patients, which they consider an undue burden on their resources.
The government agrees that a separate team of specialists should provide mental health services to minors
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to establish a dedicated team of specialists to provide mental health services for children and adolescents with mental and behavioral disorders.
Anna Helena Ursula Malkovskaja: On the Accessibility of Mental Health Support for Children
Anna Helena Ursula Malkovskaja discusses the urgent need for improved accessibility of mental health services for children in Estonia.
City: a new free center for medical specialties brings crucial services to the neighbors of two communes
A new free medical specialty center has opened in Villa Urquiza, enhancing public health services in Buenos Aires.
Hannu Lauerma on the issues of prisoners' mental health services: 'The solution is purely financial'
Hannu Lauerma, a forensic psychiatrist, emphasizes the urgent need for increased funding for prisoners' mental health services, echoing concerns raised in a report by the Deputy-Ombudsman of Finland.
A youth fell from the Palemonas pedestrian bridge in Kaunas
A report was received about a youth who fell from a pedestrian bridge in Kaunas and was stabilized before being transported by ambulance.
Terry Newman: We need an inquest into the Tumbler Ridge shooting
The article calls for an independent inquest into the tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., which resulted in eight deaths and revealed systemic failures in mental health services.
"I ABSTAINED FROM MAKING A PURCHASE" ⟩ Some customers resolutely refuse to use self-service checkouts: why should I do the cashier's job myself?
Three women in Tartu express strong opposition to self-service checkouts, asserting that this trend negatively impacts mental health and leads them to abandon purchases when traditional cashier services are denied.
Free psychological and psychiatric care: how to access the service at UFPA
The Federal University of Pará (UFPA) offers free psychological and psychiatric services through its Psychology Clinic to enhance mental health access.
Ombudsman is concerned about prisoners' mental health services
Finland's Deputy Ombudsman Maija Sakslin raises concerns over the inadequacy of mental health services for prisoners due to resource shortages in the prison healthcare system.
Austin Tucker Martin, here is who the man killed by the services at Mar-a-Lago is
Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old from North Carolina, was shot and killed by Secret Service agents after unlawfully entering Mar-a-Lago carrying a rifle and gasoline.
Families of Nottingham tragedy teens vow 'relentless' pursuit of 'full truth'
Families of the teenagers killed in the Nottingham tragedy are committed to uncovering the full circumstances surrounding the incident, particularly regarding the mental health services that interacted with the perpetrator, Valdo Calocane.
Long Wait for Elderly Care
Thousands of elderly people in Sweden are facing wait times of over three months for social services assistance, raising concerns about their physical and mental wellbeing.
Your company loves you
The article discusses how companies are addressing mental health issues by offering services like access to therapists and support for various personal challenges, all aimed at improving employee well-being.
Concerns Arise – Serious Problems in These Services
A new report from Finland’s Ministry of Social Affairs and Health highlights serious problems in the organization of essential social and health services across various regions.
Saskatchewan invests additional $1.4 million in gender-based violence programming
The Saskatchewan government is committing an additional $1.46 million to support programs aimed at addressing gender-based violence across the province.
Useful Welfare Services: Preparing for Old Age, Psychological Counseling, and More
The article details various welfare services available in South Korea, aimed at helping citizens prepare for old age and access psychological counseling, but highlights that many are unaware of these benefits.
Major operation in Lower Bavaria: 18-year-old barricades himself in house and threatens emergency services
An 18-year-old in Lower Bavaria caused a major emergency response after barricading himself in a house and threatening police with a firearm.
Family in the Woods: Videos, Audios, and Photos of Children in Structure. 'Mental Health Already Compromised'
The defense has submitted a fourth request based on shocking evidence regarding children's welfare in a social services structure, highlighting significant responsibilities and potential grave trauma.
BREAKING: Distressed man climbs electricity pylon in Yorkshire causing mass power cuts
A distressed man climbed a high-voltage electricity pylon in Brighouse, Yorkshire, leading to power outages for thousands of homes.
Woman 'locked in room' for 27 years just 'days from death' when she was found
A 42-year-old woman in Poland was found in critical condition after allegedly being locked in a room for 27 years by her parents.
Therapy services secured for kindergarten children and requests for fair compensation
Therapy services have been ensured for kindergarten children while compensation is sought for affected individuals.
‘We’re on a cliff edge’: the struggle to keep youth services alive in Knowsley
Youth services in Knowsley, UK, are struggling to survive amidst rising demands and a lack of resources, leaving local youth vulnerable to crime and drugs.
An Anonymous Test to Help Identify Domestic Violence
A new anonymous online test has been introduced in Latvia to help individuals recognize signs of domestic violence in their relationships.
"Ticking Bombs" Under the Uniform. Mental Illnesses Out of Control in the Services
The article discusses the lack of adequate mental health data for Polish law enforcement officers and examines the implications of a tragic incident involving an officer.
Joller calls for additional funding for children's mental health services
Social Minister Karmen Joller called a roundtable with representatives from various health sectors to discuss solutions for improving access to children's mental health services.
Child psychiatrist: A comprehensive plan is needed for the implementation of addiction treatment
A child psychiatrist in Latvia emphasizes the lack of a comprehensive plan for implementing addiction treatment services as lawmakers discuss the decriminalization of drug use for minors.
She has met the people who desperately call counseling services again and again. They have one thing in common
A psychologist has spent 200 hours with various counseling services to understand the frequent anonymous users who repeatedly seek help, revealing their shared struggles and the need for better assistance.
It came as a surprise and outraged many. But for the researcher, it is a well-known phenomenon
The article discusses how a few anonymous users disproportionately consume resources in counseling services like Børnetelefonen and Livslinien, and how researcher Trine Natasja Sindahl engages with these frequent callers as co-researchers.
"It is easy to see red at them when looking at the numbers"
A small group of individuals intensively uses anonymous phone counseling services, taking up significant time of the counselors and stressing resources, despite some callers genuinely needing help.
Patient Rights Advocate: Emergency Room Doors Cannot Be Locked
The patient rights advocate announced a significant ruling against the practice of permanently locking the doors to psychiatric emergency rooms, which was justified by incidents of patient aggression.
RFK Jr unveils $100M effort to tackle addiction, homelessness and mental illness
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a $100 million federal investment to address homelessness, combat opioid addiction, and enhance public safety through treatment-focused recovery programs, as part of President Trump’s Great American Recovery Initiative.
SUS trains primary care teams to attend to mild cases of depression and anxiety
Brazilian municipalities are training primary care professionals in the Unified Health System (SUS) to manage mild and moderate cases of depression and anxiety due to increased demand for mental health services.
Region Norrbotten puts a lid on criticism of psychiatry
After criticism regarding mental health services in Norrbotten, a former head physician confirms that a lack of resources is compromising patient safety.
'Overwhelmed and lonely' mum killed disabled daughter and then took her own life
An inquest revealed that Martina Karos, 40, killed her disabled daughter Eleni Edwards, 8, before taking her own life, after their bodies were discovered by emergency services.
Charity Olomouc counts the Three Kings Collection. The proceeds from the municipalities will help patients with mental illness.
Charity Olomouc is tallying the proceeds from the Three Kings Collection, which will support services for patients with mental health issues and aid those in need in the region.
Trump Cuts $2 Billion in Federal Funding for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Former President Trump has announced a reduction of $2 billion in federal funding aimed at mental health and substance abuse services.
Trump administration sends letter wiping out addiction, mental health grants
The Trump administration has terminated hundreds of federal grants for addiction and mental health services, potentially cutting $2 billion in funding for nonprofit organizations.
Good Works: Step by Step Out of the Mental Crisis
The article discusses a woman's journey through a long-term mental crisis following a traumatic event, highlighting the importance of support from social welfare services.
CBS: Life expectancy in Israel dropped in 2024; Clalit Health Services: A third of Israelis needed mental health support
Life expectancy in Israel decreased in 2024 for the first time since 2020, with significant declines noted among various demographic groups according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.