Exclusive: more than 500 children a day or one every three minutes are referred to mental health services in EnglandPeople in mental health crisis in England can now call NHS 111‘I remember crying walking into...
Read MoreMel Stride says therapy or respite could be offered instead of pip payments to those with ‘milder’ mental health issuesPeople with depression or anxiety could lose access to sickness benefits, the work and pensions...
Read MoreExclusive: Esther Ghey says she believes social media use left her daughter vulnerable, while killers were able to access violent content onlineThe mother of Brianna Ghey has called for her murder to be a “tipping...
Read MoreExclusive: Leeds University research reports desperation, hair loss and intrusive thoughts as medics struggle with staff shortages NHS junior doctors suffer panic attacks and feelings of desperation because they get so stressed...
Read MoreDoctors, paramedics and nurses explain the stress and anxiety of working in a system that has reached breaking point“Frustration with the system was why I went off in the end,” said Conor Calby, 26, a paramedic and...
Read MoreInvestigation finds rises in school safeguarding reports, eating disorder treatment and sleeping pill prescriptionsParents struggle to get help for mentally ill children during pandemicThe children’s commissioner for...
Read MoreExperts say threat could lead to anxious pupils returning to class before they are readyHundreds of psychiatrists have urged the government not to fine families for refusing to send their children to school in England, warning...
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