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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
Hamish and Kyle discuss the impact of drug addiction on you and the people around you. Video / NZ Herald
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.
Not guilty by reason of insanity: Bystanders filmed as motorist rammed police car
Woman was released from a mental health unit but is under a compulsory treatment order.
Mate - looks like you could use a friend
Matt Heath speaks to Max Dickins about why men suck at maintaining friendships.
Hamish and Kyle: The impact of the food we eat on our mental health
The crash isn't always pleasant and can make us irritable.
Great Minds | Food & Diet
Hamish and Kyle discuss the impact of diet and the food we eat on our mental health. Video / NZ Herald
KIC's Laura Henshaw: Why a five-minute workout is enough
The Keep It Cleaner founder shares her tips for fitting healthy habits into your day.
Great Minds: Time for a change
Hamish and Kyle discuss change and resilience during COVID. Video / NZ Herald
Auckland clinic's use of restraints unacceptable says Chief Ombudsman
He also found restraint training at the clinic did not align with human rights standards.
Ashley Judd: The right to keep private pain private
NYT opinion: Ashley Judd opens up about the traumatic fallout of her mother's suicide.
Matt Heath: Melancholy and the infinite blandness - and what to do about it
Pandemic, war, crime and politics getting you down? Let the sun shine in.
Hamish and Kyle: On dealing with bullying
Bullying has become a topic much discussed over the past few weeks.
'Could not have been more blatant': Woman forges script for sleeping pills
The Morrinsville woman was in 'bad place' at the time, her lawyer said.
How can I tell if I'm depressed or burned out?
New York Times: How to tell the difference, and what to do about both.
Exercising rural women's right to mental wellbeing
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to Kate Ivey.
A teen's journey into the internet's darkness and back again
New York Times: Researchers struggle to understand how social media affects mental health.
'Decade of hell': Parents' grief after son's suicide
No recommendations in Coroner's report despite criticisms of health professionals.
Mental health crisis: Senior officials admit 'we're not where we want to be'
Top officials responsible for overhauling mental health spoke exclusively to the Herald.
Hamish and Kyle: On being addicted to your phone
If you get nervous not checking every time you hear "ding", it might be time to rethink.
Great Minds | Phone Addiction
Hamish and Kyle discuss phone addiction and how to help yourself spend less time looking at your screen. Video / NZ Herald
Full impact of pandemic on Kiwis' mental health yet to be seen
Covid-19 is one of the most significant events many of us will experience in our lives.
Wahine toa Pania Te-Paiho Marsh turns aunty for kids needing help
Pania Te-Paiho Marsh helping rangatahi who reach out for help via social media.
Hamish and Kyle: On worrying about money troubles
The obvious mental health issue that money can cause is anxiety.
Great Minds | Money
Hamish and Kyle discuss money and its links to anxiety. Video / NZ Herald
Life after Gloriavale: Mum of 11 reveals why she had to escape
Virginia reveals why she and her family had to escape the controversial community.
Pete Davidson in 'trauma therapy' after Kanye West's online attacks
The comedian had to seek help after the triggering attacks.
When big feelings are too much for little bodies
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to kids' author Rebekah Ballagh.
Leading sports psychologist's dire All Blacks warning
Sara Chatwin has sounded the alarm over criticisms being levelled at the All Blacks.