Lena G Wiberg wrote that it had been three years since she fell into a deep crisis and wanted to take her life. She described that at that time she could see no future and that her thoughts only revolved around an end. https://t.co/Vr9fxL5Qwc #MentalHealth #Livskraft #Hopp (translated)
Australia has proposed a switch to force social media platforms to let users turn off recommended content. #SocialMediaImpact #MentalHealth #AlgorithmReform
The author argued that therapy was often difficult to access and that many people who wanted it and had the resources never started or stopped soon after because they found it frightening. They added that trauma could be treated but often resisted healing.
The author wrote that a standardized oral lavender oil preparation called Silexan significantly reduced depressive symptom severity compared with a placebo, but said the findings did not mean lavender could replace standard antidepressant treatment.
Nayami reported after two months in a clinic and a week at home that things were slowly getting better. Therapies, the diagnosis of AuDHS, and medication had, in her own assessment, saved her life. She had not expected to fall into such a severe crisis because of it. The growing understanding of herself and external support had helped her increasingly perceive herself as a person, even though she still found it difficult. Feedback that she should just be herself had been hard for her to process in the past. Alongside positive traits such as kindness and honesty, descriptions of her as arrogant, intimidating, or particularly self-confident had caused her to reflect. Nayami stated that she wanted to set clearer boundaries in her private life as well as during streams, fairs, and events. She is learning to express her opinion, to provide constructive clarification instead of justifying herself, and to create a foundation where everyone can feel comfortable. #MentalHealth #Selbstakzeptanz #Therapie (translated)
The post mentioned that Selena Gomez appeared in a Prada creation at a gala for youth mental health, which, according to her, raised over 30 million dollars. She also referenced her famous friends. (translated)
Psychedelics such as LSD and mushrooms are being rediscovered by the pharmaceutical industry, with the recent acquisition of Atai Beckley by Eli Lilly as an example, and this is partly due to the changing perception of these substances as treatments for mental conditions. #Psychedelica #BigPharma #MentalHealth (translated)
The family of William Chapman, a man in his mid-20s who was fatally mauled by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after entering the animal's enclosure, expressed their devastation and described him as bright, warm and engaging, while raising concerns about his longstanding mental health struggles. #TigerAttack #YorkshireWildlifePark #MentalHealthAwareness
Women's football is on course to become a billion-dollar industry, but many professional players are still earning low wages, working on insecure contracts and experiencing rising psychological stress, a Fifpro survey indicates. #WomensFootball #MentalHealth #Fifpro
The author shared a Financial Times article about the growing use of chatbots for mental-health support, saying millions were turning to them and arguing that technology limited to words could not heal users.
The author wrote that dissociation was the most common psychological issue but had no medication treatment. They speculated that drugs had been developed and tested but rejected because reducing dissociation could be destabilising and make them appear poorly tolerated in trials.
The author marked World Mental Health Day, saying a candle had been lit in solidarity with the Shine A Light gathering at the Lough that evening. They wrote that the candles held different meanings: some honoured people who had died by suicide, while others offered hope to those facing difficult times.
The author marked World Mental Health Day by urging people to check in on those who seemed to have everything under control, listen to them and show themselves the same care they gave others. They also wrote “it’s steel” and included the hashtag #TP23STRONG.
The author said they had received serious comments, including references to death and violence. They acknowledged why people were upset by their reaction, but said threats and abuse were never acceptable. They added that people could make mistakes and that they took responsibility for their own.
The author wrote that more than 84 million people in the EU were estimated to struggle with their mental health. Marking World Mental Health Day, they said they would continue listening, learning and acting to improve mental health outcomes for everyone. https://t.co/iT08L6sfSX #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #MentalHealthAwareness #EU
On World Mental Health Day, the author highlighted the importance of talking about mental distress without fear, prejudice, and stigma, listening to people, and standing by them when they need support. He mentioned that MIRA is the Slovenian National Mental Health Program. https://t.co/eZDdX0Kr60 #duševnozdravje #mentalhealth #podpora #SI (translated)
The author wrote that mental health was as important as physical health and called for continued efforts to break the stigma and make it easier for people to seek help on World Mental Health Day.
We do not always know what someone is carrying beneath the surface,William has highlighted the "extraordinary impact" that simply asking someone if they're alright can have, emphasising that a single conversation could prove life-changing. #MentalHealthMatters #WorldMentalHealthDay #KindnessCounts
Prince William delivered an emotional message on World Mental Health Day, emphasizing the importance of kindness, listening, and checking in on others to help prevent suicide and support mental health awareness. #MentalHealthMatters #WorldMentalHealthDay #KindnessCounts
People with mental illness alone were to be eligible for assisted dying in Canada in March 2027, but that has now been paused indefinitely. #AssistedDying #MentalHealth #CanadaPolicy
