Two warning signs of dementia that could appear at night

Two indicators of dementia could appear at night, according to experts. These symptoms might become more apparent as the condition progresses. Dementia is a syndrome, or a group of associated symptoms … →Read more

From services to cash to services: Back to the future or evolution? – Brookings

From services to cash to services: Back to the future or evolution?  Brookings →Read more

‘CARE Court is a Godsend’: Why Does Humboldt’s Alternative Justice System for the Mentally Ill Succeed Where So Many Others Have Failed? – Lost Coast Outpost

‘CARE Court is a Godsend’: Why Does Humboldt’s Alternative Justice System for the Mentally Ill Succeed Where So Many Others Have Failed?  Lost Coast Outpost →Read more

Missouri should keep guns away from the mentally ill – The Iola Register

Missouri should keep guns away from the mentally ill  The Iola Register →Read more

Why taking the time for mental health as a caregiver is important – Pompe Disease News

Why taking the time for mental health as a caregiver is important  Pompe Disease News →Read more

Fall in social work apprenticeship enrolments revealed – communitycare.co.uk

Fall in social work apprenticeship enrolments revealed  communitycare.co.uk →Read more

RFK Jr. Claimed That Some Mental Illnesses Could Be “Cured” Through Diet — Doctors And Nurses, What Do You Think About That? – Yahoo Life UK

RFK Jr. Claimed That Some Mental Illnesses Could Be “Cured” Through Diet — Doctors And Nurses, What Do You Think About That?  Yahoo Life UK →Read more

Healthcare Professionals, Tell Us What You Think About RFK Jr.’s Recent Claims That The Keto Diet Could “Cure” Some Mental Illnesses – Yahoo Life UK

Healthcare Professionals, Tell Us What You Think About RFK Jr.’s Recent Claims That The Keto Diet Could “Cure” Some Mental Illnesses  Yahoo Life UK →Read more

When it comes to mental health labels, we need to tread lightly | Letters – The Guardian

When it comes to mental health labels, we need to tread lightly | Letters  The Guardian →Read more

When it comes to mental health labels, we need to tread lightly | Letters

Readers respond to a long read article by Gavin Francis in which he voices concern that current approaches to labelling and diagnosis may be doing more harm than good Thank you, Gavin Francis, for your long read (‘What I see in clinic is never a set of labels’: are we in danger of overdiagnosing mental […] →Read more