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There are no bad kids, only hurt ones, youth worker says, and Covid hasn't helped.
Auditor-General to investigate mental health services for young people
It comes after National raised concerns about Government investment in the sector.
Bedroom generation: New research reveals 'silent disengagement' of young Kiwis during Covid
Covid-19 may have worsened social isolation among some young Kiwis.
Father 'furious' about discharge of son who had been threatening suicide
Liam Booth was found dead in a park near his Beckenham home.
How loneliness is damaging our health
New York Times: Loneliness can be damaging to both mental and physical health.
She spent her teens battling mental illness. Now she wants to change the system
Brooke Lacey is campaigning for reform of mental health services.
Premium: Mental health survivor wants to change the system
Brooke Lacey spent her teens battling mental illness. Now she wants to change the system. Video / Mark Mitchell
Get off social media, go and meet someone
Happiness Editor Matt Heath gets some advice on social media from a happiness professor.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Reconnecting to our roots can help us grow into the best we can be
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Unlawful: Homeless and mentally unwell man locked up for longer than law allowed
Victims and defendants are suffering the consequences of delays in mental health reports.
Is mental health a 'shadow pandemic'? What the political parties say, and how they plan to fix it
MPs' meeting of minds, sometimes, on mental health.
'Follow your passion': The bad advice that makes you unhappier
The expectations we set can end up hurting our contentment, Matt Heath says.
Great Minds | Getting help from peer support services
Kyle McDonald and Hamish Coleman-Ross discuss the importance of talking to someone when you're not feeling good, whether it's a therapist, or a peer-to-peer support network. Video / NZ Herald
Hamish and Kyle - Why it's important to talk to someone
Hamish Coleman-Ross and psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on why we shouldn't stay silent.
Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on how to recalibrate after the pandemic
Kyle MacDonald looks at how we can work out what happiness means for us in 2022.
'Things can get better': How love and family helped Sharon Grinter through the pandemic
In January 2020, single mum Sharon Grinter thought she was coming out of a black hole
'I felt like I was suffocating': Teen's inspiring story after post-lockdown blues
Frankie Perry, 16, says mental health support from Whetū Marewa has helped her confidence.
Editorial: Hold on to hope - our campaign to address NZ's mental health crisis
OPINION: Our editorial on the woeful state of mental health and what we're doing about it.
Two years of hell: Dramatic increase in mental health struggles among Kiwis
OPINION: Twenty per cent of Kiwis experience diagnosable mental distress in any year.
Great Minds: NZ Herald/NZME launch major project on mental wellbeing and our search for happiness
Our new series focuses on the challenges - and solutions - after two years of Covid.
'She was a happy, confident child'- until Covid sparked 'nightmare' OCD onset
'Almost overnight, we lost our daughter and instead had one terrorised by mental illness.'
Hidden Covid crisis: Sharp rise in Kiwis struggling with mental wellbeing, happiness
Experts call for urgent action amid concern about Covid's impact on mental health.
Great Minds | The search for happiness
NZME’s Great Minds project will examine the state of our nation’s mental health and explore the growing impact mental health and anxiety has on Kiwis while searching for ways to improve it. Video / NZ Herald
'Window of opportunity': Missed 10 minute checks linked to patient suicide
'He could still be here had it not been for those mistakes.'
National wants Auditor-General to look at mental health spending
National wants Parliament's spending watchdog to look at mental health funding.
Gold Coast man takes his own life during funeral service
A man tragically took his own life at a funeral in front of shocked mourners.
'Magic mushrooms' for therapy? Vets help sway conservatives
US war vets want lawmakers to study psychedelic mushrooms as therapy for PTSD.
'Death from overwork': What Ashley Bloomfield's resignation highlights
THE CONVERSATION: Short-term stress can be useful but working to exhaustion clearly isn't.
Group most at risk of Covid despite vaccine
Study reveals the people more at risk of contracting Covid - even those vaccinated.
Covid-19: 'More help needed' for patients- nationwide study
Many people who have caught Covid-19 feel they have not received the healthcare needed.
Fears those on some ADHD meds could be caught out by 'discriminatory' new law
The Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Bill comes into effect next year.
LynnMall attack: Security fears trumped need for mental health support
The SIS began describing the man as a terrorist attacker in early 2017.
Ask the experts: Rest home romantic - I have feelings for fellow resident with dementia
Nic and Verity answer your sex and relationship questions.