
US Weekly - 5 hours 45 min ago
Farrah Fawcett 's son, Redmond O'Neal , is making great strides in his recovery from drug addiction, his conservator says. "Redmond has been drug-free and a model patient for five years now at Patton State Hospital," O'Neal's godmother and conservator, Mela Murphy , told People in a statement on Thursday, March 12. "He has had to overcome so much in his life. We are proud of him, and Farrah would be too. He finally got a proper mental health diagnosis and medication."...

Screen Rant - 5 hours 47 min ago
Peter Warren's Kill Me is a fascinating and funny mix of mental health commentary and wacky comedy in a way that only Charlie Day can anchor.

The New Yorker - 13 hours 25 min ago
Scientists want to redesign psychedelics so that they don't induce a trip but they still improve mental health.

Variety - 20 hours 25 min ago
Discussions surrounding mental health are finally becoming commonplace in society. Therapy and psychiatrists are no longer an anomaly in everyday conversations, but suicide and suicidal ideation are still taboo. In their arresting play, "Every Brilliant Thing," co-creators Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe are tackling suicide and deep-seated depression with a levity and wit rarely depicted […]...

The Guardian - 22 hours 39 min ago
Meta and YouTube accused of creating harmful products in trial seen as a bellwether for attitudes towards social media The first-ever jury trial over the potential harms of social media wrapped up on Thursday. Lawyers for Meta and YouTube have argued their platforms are safe for the vast majority of young people, while lawyers for a young woman at the center of the case say the tech companies have designed their products to be addictive, leading to mental health issues in children and teens. "How...

The Guardian - 23 hours 23 min ago
Rudeness, social media posts and AI-generated complaints among issues harming staff wellbeing, union survey finds Teachers are used to outbreaks of rudeness and defiance from their pupils, but are now saying parents are some of the worst offenders and affecting staff mental health, according to a headteachers' union. More than 90% of headteachers and other senior leaders said they had been on the receiving end of "challenging behaviour" from parents including rude or disrespectful responses...