A little self-awareness isn’t a bad thing, but the advice of Jemima Kirke is right – we might be thinking about ourselves too much, says author Róisín Lanigan

The telco says emergency calls from public phones have risen by about 20 per cent, and the anonymity they provide for people experiencing mental health crises and domestic violence could be a driving...

A new study has revealed that autistic people have an increased risk of suicide. Jessica Revill, who lost her son, believes there should be urgent upskilling of health practitioners. 

Bank’s head of diversity and inclusion appointed to help tackle long hours and support staff wellbeing

It’s heartbreaking and there’s no blueprint, but here’s what I say when parents ask what to do when something seems wrong

Geordie spent two years unable to attend school as he dealt with undiagnosed OCD and autism. He said his diagnoses changed his life for the better.

A recent survey found one in five young people are experiencing financial hardship, with impacts on mental health and wellbeing. Experts say many young people are giving up on their dreams as...

Algorithms which intensify polarisation harm young and malleable minds the most. If digital platforms won’t self-regulate – the government needs to step in

Mother of young man who died was ‘shaken to the core’ by WhatsApp messages sent by health minister over Essex deaths

Other lives: Lecturer in mental health social work at the Institute of Psychiatry in London who specialised in adoption and fostering

Careful with comparisons. A close look shows skewed figures – and a troubling picture of childhood in the Netherlands, says Netherlands-based journalist Senay Boztas

Study after study seems to suggest drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy could have all sorts of health benefits, leading some scientists to hail them a breakthrough that could transform many chronic...

A growing number of people care for their elderly or ill parent, while also raising young children. It can be stressful and isolating, but self-care and setting boundaries can help.

Gail Thorn knew her brother Jordie's life had been rough in the lead-up to his suicide last year. But she says if she'd known about his struggles with keeping his house and finding another, it could...

Editorial: Mobile phone use is not the biggest issue facing schools – or society. But device-free time is important

The modern world just isn’t set up for non-smartphone users, but after a few faltering steps away from mine, my life changed, says Will Clempner

Situation potentially fuelled by people unable to access mental health services self-medicating, clinic founder says

Missing out on parenthood can cause a "deep existential crisis", and understanding that we hold different reproductive identities can help us be more sensitive about childlessness.