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Breakfalls for Life takes one of the first lessons every judoka learns – how to fall safely – and applies that same principle to the challenges we can face away from the tatami

NewsLFC opens pioneering permanent mental wellbeing hub at Anfield ‌ Published11th September 2026By Liverpool FC

Written By: Shekina Tuahene Posted: September 14, 2026 Updated: September 14, 2026 Overall mental wellbeing among professionals in the mortgage sector has improved since last year, but people are still working long hours, raising the risk of burning out.

skip to content University of Delhi and IIT Madras are promoting mental health wellness through various initiatives. (Photo: AI Generated)

Culture & Lifestyle Mental wellbeing: How to help without feeling helpless after the floods From donating and sharing useful information to taking a break from distressing coverage, small actions can help us move beyond helplessness.  Shutterstock bookmarkDipesh Tandukar Published at : September 7, 2026 Updated at : September 7, 2026 06:49 Most Read from Culture…

On 29 January 2026, over 30 international experts in artificial intelligence, mental health, ethics, and public policy gathered for an online workshop organized by the Delft Digital Ethics Centre (DDEC) at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) – the first WHO Collaborating Centre on AI for health governance, including ethics

Correction: Measuring mental wellbeing in clinical and non-clinical adolescents using the COMPAS-W Wellbeing Scale

The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced the theme for World No Tobacco Day 2027: “Mental well-being – protecting young minds from tobacco and nicotine.” The campaign will raise awareness of the impact of tobacco and nicotine use on mental well-being, particularly among children and young people, and challenge misleading narratives that portray nicotine and…

Culture & Lifestyle Mental wellbeing: There’s more to ‘feeling better’ after a walk in nature than you might think From chemicals released by trees to the way greenery gives our minds a rest, nature may be doing more to our minds and bodies than simply helping us unwind. The World Health Organization (WHO) also recognises…

NHS workers continue to be on the frontline of this pandemic risking serious illness of themselves and their families – potentially storing up trauma for the future. It is likely that the worst of the mental health consequences on the NHS workforce may be yet to come