Jase Te Patu: 'Five of my close friends have died by suicide - four of whom were tane Māori'
A new app could help the sick state of our mental health
A new app could help the sick state of our mental health
This week Kiwis are being asked to think about the people and places that bring them joy.
Better to get emotion out of our system in a healthy way rather than bottle it up.
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to social scientist Richard V. Reeves.
New York Times: Has the term become so expansive as to be meaningless?
'This is a giant step forward. It's just unbelievable.'
Medication for mental health is often there to help get things back on track.
You need bucket loads of patience and compassion dealing with an addict.
Hamish and Kyle discuss the impact of drug addiction on you and the people around you. Video / NZ Herald
'If he'd been in jail that lady would still be alive,' another attack victim says.
Danish company is spruiking its blocks as supportive tools for adult wellbeing.
Woman was released from a mental health unit but is under a compulsory treatment order.
Matt Heath speaks to Max Dickins about why men suck at maintaining friendships.
The crash isn't always pleasant and can make us irritable.
Hamish and Kyle discuss the impact of diet and the food we eat on our mental health. Video / NZ Herald
He also found restraint training at the clinic did not align with human rights standards.
NYT opinion: Ashley Judd opens up about the traumatic fallout of her mother's suicide.
Pandemic, war, crime and politics getting you down? Let the sun shine in.
Bullying has become a topic much discussed over the past few weeks.
The Morrinsville woman was in 'bad place' at the time, her lawyer said.
New York Times: How to tell the difference, and what to do about both.
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to Kate Ivey.
New York Times: Researchers struggle to understand how social media affects mental health.
No recommendations in Coroner's report despite criticisms of health professionals.
Top officials responsible for overhauling mental health spoke exclusively to the Herald.
If you get nervous not checking every time you hear "ding", it might be time to rethink.