Focus Morning Bulletin: 5 October, 2022
Coroner probe into Instagram concerns, manhunt underway after attempted kidnapping and property prices fall at their fastest in 14 years in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
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New York Times: Research project uses smartphones to identify period of danger.
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'It's a growing problem': Ardern reacts to rising rates of mental illness
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'Enormous gaps': Mental healthcare letting down NZ's youth
There are still some enormous gaps in our mental health care services.
Briefings to Jacinda Ardern show extent of mental health crisis' effect on young Kiwis
More children and teens are experiencing serious distress, but services can't keep up.
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Podcast encourages 'macho' Pasifika men to get it off their chests
A group of mates are helping to break the silence among men scared to talk about feelings.
Star suffered body dysmorphia and anxiety after cruel meme
"My body is being used as a joke and it's something that I can't change."
Dr Hinemoa Elder: 'We talked about the power of karakia'
Spirituality in mental health work and in psychiatry is not new.
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Mental Health Awareness Week: Kiwis reveal the places that lift them up
This week Kiwis are being asked to think about the people and places that bring them joy.
Hamish and Kyle: On dealing with grief
Better to get emotion out of our system in a healthy way rather than bottle it up.
Why we have to watch out for boys and men
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Opinion: We have reached peak 'mental health'
New York Times: Has the term become so expansive as to be meaningless?
'Biggest change in a lifetime': ADHD healthcare improvements on the table
'This is a giant step forward. It's just unbelievable.'
Hamish and Kyle: On taking meds for mental health
Medication for mental health is often there to help get things back on track.
Story behind new book helping Kiwi kids process grief
Cloe Willetts reveals the inspiration behind her new children's book about grief and loss.
Sam Fender cancels tour to focus on mental health
The popular singer has cancelled his US and UK tour dates.
Hamish and Kyle: On the impact of drug addiction
You need bucket loads of patience and compassion dealing with an addict.
Great Minds | The impact of drug addiction
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Revealed: Murderer of Christchurch mum of four committed knife rampage a decade earlier
'If he'd been in jail that lady would still be alive,' another attack victim says.
LEGO makes bold claim on how bricks affect mental health
Danish company is spruiking its blocks as supportive tools for adult wellbeing.