All the updated news related to world mental health day

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Harry Kane launches foundation aimed at changing perceptions of mental health

England captain Harry Kane has launched a foundation with the aim of changing perceptions of mental health. The Harry Kane Foundation will use the Tottenham striker’s high profile to help normalise conversations around mental health and promote ...

10 Oct 2022 at 08:30

Sport

Clarke Carlisle: I’m proof positive of the road back from adverse mental health

Clarke Carlisle believes he is “proof positive” that sufferers of depression can overcome any obstacle after new figures supported his claim that adverse mental health is prevalent within football. The former Premier League defender was at the ...

11 Oct 2022 at 14:23

National News

Farm safety risk for farmers under mental health stress highlighted

A farmer under stress is more likely to be involved in a farm safety incident according to a minister with responsibility for farm safety, as he highlighted that farmers also face a disproportionate burden of mental health problems. The ...

10 Oct 2022 at 10:33

Sport

Bullying figures show ‘serious issues’ in football – PFA

Almost 10 per cent of Premier League and EFL players surveyed last season by the Professional Footballers’ Association said they had experienced bullying during their careers, while almost five per cent had suicidal thoughts. ...

10 Oct 2022 at 01:01

Sport

More needs to be done to support mental health in women’s game – Tanya Oxtoby

Northern Ireland women’s coach Tanya Oxtoby believes more needs to be done to support mental health in the women’s game. With increasing popularity over recent years and a move into the mainstream, players are now facing ...

10 Oct 2024 at 09:00

National News

New report finds 1 in 3 adult learners say mental health problems affect their ability to learn

Further Education and Training (FET) learners in Ireland experience a high rate of mental health problems, with more than one in three learners saying mental health issues affect their ability to learn or study. That’s ...

10 Oct 2023 at 10:14

Arts & Entertainment

GUIDE: Some of the best books to help children explore mental health

Books have the power to transport children outside of their own lives, into magical worlds and places they never could have imagined seeing. However, they can also be hugely important in helping young people come to ...

09 Oct 2022 at 12:48

Sport

Jude Bellingham opens up on feeling vulnerable to mark World Mental Health Day

Jude Bellingham has opened up on feeling vulnerable in an interview to mark World Mental Health Day. The Real Madrid and England midfielder revealed he used to search his name on social media as a young player at ...

10 Oct 2025 at 18:23

National News

High level of farmers experience stress and have twice the level of 'likely depression'

Farmers face the twice the level of 'likely depression' than the general population and high levels of stress associated with farm work, according to recent research. Irish research using a validated survey has ...

03 Oct 2023 at 10:37

Arts & Entertainment

From sharing a bed to boosting mental health - New report reveals insights from Irish pet owners

Almost three quarters of Irish pet owners have seen an improvement in their mental health since welcoming their furry friends into their home, with 62% of people admitting to seeing a reduction in their levels ...

11 Oct 2023 at 16:57

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