Mental Health NewsFeed

June 14, 2025

Mulaney Defends Ms. Rachel Amid Feud with Munn

Munn sparked controversy after telling People magazine that she doesn't allow her children to watch Ms. Rachel's videos due to concerns over the content. In response, Ms. Rachel stated she'd rather focus on her advocacy work than engage in an online feud with Munn. As a result, Munn received violent and threatening comments from fans of Ms. Rachel, including messages from her husband John Mulaney.

https://globalnews.ca/news/11240178/ms-rachel-olivia-munn-drama-explained/

June 14, 2025

Rawalpindi Fights for Women's Safety and Justice

The denial of women's rights is considered radical and unjust by Kaneez Zainab. Nargis Hasan notes that while Rawalpindi has implemented initiatives to enhance women's safety, street crime incidents are on the rise, highlighting the need for continued vigilance and community involvement. The establishment of dedicated protection centers and deployment of safety squads are seen as positive steps, but sustained efforts are necessary to ensure a secure environment for all residents in Rawalpindi.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1321021-safety-of-women-in-rawalpindi-a-crisis-of-public-conscience

June 14, 2025

Tent City Residents Find New Hope Through Housing Program

The Unsheltered Pilot Program, launched in partnership with the Association for Individual Development (AID), has seen significant progress six months after a series of fires forced residents from Tent City to relocate. Behavioral Health Director Deidra Trout credits the housing-first model with closing the mortality gap, citing improvements in physical health and mental well-being among participants. The program has provided case management to 26 residents, connected 13 others with basic needs, and facilitated permanent supportive housing referrals for four clients through the state. Notable success stories include a woman who overcame drug addiction and was reunited with her children, and another who started therapy for the first time in their life.

https://www.dailyherald.com/20250613/news/elgin-officials-say-pilot-program-to-help-homeless-people-is-producing-positive-results/

June 14, 2025

Elon Musk Credits Solitude for Mental Clarity

Research suggests that solitude may be beneficial for mental health, with studies revealing that individuals who spend more time alone tend to have lower levels of stress and anxiety. A study published in the journal Psychological Science found that people who spent more time alone reported better mental well-being and life satisfaction compared to those who were socially active. Elon Musk, a proponent of solitude, has credited it with helping him focus and make important decisions. In contrast, excessive social isolation can have negative effects on mental health, as seen in the case of Farooq Abdullah, whose honeymoon was marred by tragedy.

https://www.livemint.com/news/trends/enjoy-being-alone-solitude-may-be-your-secret-strength-here-s-what-research-reveals-about-its-effect-on-mental-health-11749881135628.html

June 14, 2025

Indian Experts Warn of Rise in Entitlement Culture

Indian experts warn that the rise of selfishness and entitlement among couples is contributing to a decline in relationships, with many feeling they can evade the law due to their perceived power and intelligence. Dr. Rajiv Mehta notes that modern relationships are often based on unrealistic expectations and lack emotional connectivity, instead prioritizing individualism over interdependence. This, he says, reflects a deeper issue with understanding the complexities of family dynamics and the role of partners in a relationship.

https://www.lokmattimes.com/health/rising-trend-of-women-committing-murders-experts-blame-emotional-dysfunctions-poor-coping-skills-1/

June 14, 2025

Mindfulness in Daily Life Boosts Happiness Significantly

Mindfulness meditation can be just as effective as traditional sitting meditation in promoting happiness through service, according to Kathryn Schulz and Steve Allison-Bunnell. By incorporating mindfulness into daily activities, individuals can tap into the fabric of life's relationships and weave service into their daily lives, making them happier more often than relying solely on leisure time.

https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/features/faith/steve-allison-bunnell-service-is-the-fabric-of-life-and-the-way-to-maximum-fun/article_3a3a8050-8f06-5829-bd04-a9cd7c027dee.html

June 14, 2025

Rebecca Gibney Battles Panic Attacks on DWTS

Rebecca Gibney, a 60-year-old Logie Hall of Fame member, has opened up about her struggles with debilitating panic attacks and chronic people-pleasing tendencies. She will make her debut on Dancing With The Stars on Sunday, where she's found the mental toll to be greater than expected, triggering deep-seated fears since childhood that have plagued her.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14812039/Rebecca-Gibney-darkest-period-life.html

June 14, 2025

Tanzania's Budget Aims for Economic Self-Reliance

Tanzania's 2025/26 budget is seen as a key step towards economic self-reliance amid decreasing international aid, according to Freddy Rugangila, Senior Manager of Tax Department at Ernst & Young (EY). This comes after Finance Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba presented the budget in Parliament on June 13, 2025, in Dar es Salaam.

https://www.thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/news/national/budget-2025-26-seen-as-tanzania-s-first-step-towards-economic-self-reliance-5081404

June 14, 2025

US Defenders Face $116M Budget Crisis Looms

The US government's public defenders are facing a potential budget shortfall due to a lack of funding, with $116 million needed to avoid payment lapses for panel attorneys. The Defender Services Advisory Group, led by chair Melody Brannon, has warned that starting the next fiscal year in a deficit could lead to "catastrophic complications".

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/defender-warns-of-federal-courts-crisis-without-extra-funding