PLUS Perth charity gets thumbs up on city mental health work from several financial backers

Tuesday night’s episode of Teen Mom OG included a very important conversation about mental health and pregnancy loss. Sadly, these are topics reality star Catelynn Lowell knows all too well…

NEW YORK -- A leading mental health expert and commentator has a book deal his publisher is calling an “authoritative yet compassionate guide to managing mental health challenges" anticipated because of the pandemic. Dr.

Happy Mondays‘ Bez is set to take part in a wing-walk in support of music mental health charity Tonic.The dancer and percussionist will take to the skies for the organisation’s third annual fundraiser ‘Barry Ashworth’s Flying Circus’, with the aforementioned Dub Pistols frontman being a patron of Tonic Music For Mental Health.Taking place at Aerosuperbatics in Cirencester between September 28-29, the ‘Collective Wing Walk for Mental Health’ will also see Nick Reynolds (Alabama 3), Derran

A group of leading media companies and medical experts have created the Mental Health Storytelling Coalition, a partnership to address the national rise in depression, anxiety and suicide — particularly in young people and exacerbated by Covid-19 — and how the entertainment industry can help.

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Ryan Thomas has announced he will be attempting to complete 10 marathons in 10 days in aid of mental health awareness charity Calm.The actor, who previously turned into a delivery driver to hand out burgers, will be beginning his gruelling mission at Buckingham Palace in London and will end up at Manchester Cathedral 10 days later.The 36 year old took to Instagram to share the news with his fans and shared a video teaser about the expedition.

Katie Price has sympathised with Meghan Markle's mental health struggles and thinks she was banned from getting help as it "wouldn't look good" for the Royal Family.The mum-of-five, who has launched a range of false lashes, has thrown her support behind the Duchess of Sussex, 39, after going through her own mental health battles.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are sharing another important message when it comes to mental health.

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Thank goodness Teresa Giudice no longer needs the high end sex toys that ex-husband Joe Giudice had been sending her from Italy.  The Real Housewives of New Jersey star opened up about her red-hot romance with businessman Luis “Louie” Ruelas during Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on March 24 and she got spicy! Teresa said their sex life is “amazing” as they “can’t keep their hands off each other.” The 48-year-old even hinted that a marriage could be on the horizon, as she “feels it.”

Prince Harry is making strides and bringing about a change, one job at a time. As per latest reports, Prince Harry has joined hands with a mental health company Better Up to take on a new job.

Sean Young is calling out big name directors and getting candid about the toxic environments that she worked with during her early career.

Ayrshire mum has created a calendar and photo book of reflections and seascapes in honour of her sons’ father who died just before Christmas from mental health issues. Chantal McFeely, 51, of Monkton, is donating 50 percent of the profits of her creations to Mental Health Foundation in honour of Robin McFeely, who passed away aged 50.

direct to your inboxTowards the end of 2019, a 18-year-old from the South Yorkshire town of Rotherham visited Manchester’s gay village for the first time.From the moment Samuel Picton stepped foot on the Canal Street cobbles with his best friend, Bailey, he was enraptured by the glittering lights and atmosphere of the queer-friendly area.It was a space where he felt he could be himself without worry or fear.“I had never experienced a gay club or bar before,” Samuel, now 20, recalls.“There wasn’t

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell Foundation has named the charities it will be supporting including a mental health charity, an online racial justice movement and two groups that promote diversity in media.

Ammies man is keen to discuss. “We have feelings and we’re human beings at the end of the day and money can’t justify the way that we feel inside our heads," he said.“The one time I just opened up, I finally cracked, and it was just a big weight off my shoulders.

Middleton, had lived a happy childhood with mum, Pauline, and dad, Karl. He was the hero to his younger brother, a trained artist, a keen Manchester City fan who loved playing football, and a talented guitarist.