mental health

World Suicide Prevention Day | We need to recognise that suicide is a societal failure. To change this, we need policy makers, people, and the media to collaborate.

Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, civil society, governments, and health systems need to focus on building a collective response to death and grief, especially for children.

Loss of livelihood, food insecurity, and more household work, all due to COVID-19, have created a mental health crisis among rural women. It can no longer be ignored.

Our well-being depends on the groups we are part of and the COVID-19 crisis could play an important role in helping us recognise this.

A dose of serotonin for your Monday morning.

Loneliness isn’t really a personal mental health issue. Instead, it’s embedded in how cities and systems are built and organised.

When it comes to community mental healthcare, we must be cautious not to replicate the old, top-down, medicalised approach of mental institutions.

How understanding intergenerational trauma can help people working toward social change solve problems more effectively.

A day in the life of an addiction and mental health counsellor who uses his personal experience to support and advocate for young people dealing with substance abuse.

Pandemic has brought loss in many forms of our lives. Organisations must make space for acceptance and mourning in their employee well-being programmes.