n### Crisis in New South Wales Mental Health System: A Story of Struggle and Systemic Failure At just 20 years old, Alex Wall is already a veteran of the New South Wales mental health system. Since the age of 14, she has been in and out of care, grappling with psychiatric issues that have led … Read more
Blue Monday: Unpacking the Myth and Its Impact on Mental Health January can be a challenging month for many. The holidays are over,the days are short,and summer feels like a distant dream. For some, these feelings culminate on the third Monday of January, a day often referred to as Blue Monday. But what exactly is … Read more
Groundbreaking Study Identifies Nearly 300 New Genetic Risk Factors for Depression In the largest and most diverse study on depression to date, researchers have uncovered nearly 300 new genetic variants linked to the condition. This groundbreaking research, led by an international team from the University of Edinburgh and King’s College London, analyzed genetic data … Read more
NYC Subway Safety: Hochul’s $77 Million Plan to Boost Overnight Patrols Starting this week, New York City subway riders will see a notable increase in police presence during overnight hours. Governor Kathy hochul has announced a $77 million initiative to deploy two NYPD officers on every overnight subway train, aiming to improve public safety … Read more
The Rise of the Low-Buy Year: A Mindful Approach to Spending and Mental Well-being In a world where consumerism often feels inescapable, a new trend is gaining traction: the low-buy year. This approach, a more flexible alternative to the strict no-buy pledges of the past, is helping individuals regain control over their finances while also … Read more
Blue Monday: The Myth, the Science, and How to Turn It Into a Day of Self-care Every third Monday in January, the world collectively acknowledges Blue monday, often dubbed the “saddest day of the year.” In 2025, this day falls on January 20, a date that has become synonymous with low spirits and post-holiday blues. … Read more
A Family’s Heartbreak: Sharing Jonah’s Story to Save Lives CINCINNATI (WKRC) – In a courageous act of vulnerability, a local family is sharing their son’s story to prevent other parents from enduring the same unimaginable pain. Jonah Habedank,a senior at La Salle high School,died by suicide in December. His parents, Matt and Kathleen Habedank, recently … Read more
The Hidden Toll of NIL Deals on College Athletes’ Mental Health While the financial benefits of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have been widely celebrated, the mental health challenges faced by college athletes navigating this new landscape are often overlooked.The pressure to secure endorsements,build a personal brand,and maintain a social media … Read more
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The Intersection of Mental Health and Paternalism: A New Policy Frontier The debate around mental health treatment in America is evolving, with a growing emphasis on a paternalistic approach. While treating serious mental disorders and combating crime are distinct government functions, the reality is that a Democrat advocating for stricter measures against retail theft may … Read more