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Kanye West sells Yeezys for mental health charity
Kanye West and his family set up their own stall where they sold limited pairs of the unreleased Yeezy Boost 700 V2 'Geode' to raise funds for the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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Prince William slams football clubs over mental health care
Prince William, who along with Prince Harry, have spoken openly about their own mental health issues, said clubs appeared to only see the players as investments, not as human beings.
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Adam Lambert opens up on mental health
The singer has detailed his battle with mental health, saying he began to feel depressed when he felt his artistic vision was being taken away from him by record label executives.
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Prince William's mental health campaign was shunned by celebrities
The Prince has revealed that he and his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, initially struggled to generate high-profile support for their campaign.
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Prince William tackles mental health taboo at Davos gathering
The British prince spoke on a panel at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos.
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Paris Jackson has been 'struggling' with mental health 'for some time'
Jackson had reportedly been "struggling for some time" with her mental health before she took a break to work on her wellbeing.
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Why the British Royal family dropped its stiff upper lip
While the 'stiff upper lip' may be as British as fish and chips, the younger generation of the Royal family are taking a different approach.
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[WATCH] Breaking the stigma: Taraji on black folks & mental health
Hollywood actress Taraji P Henson says through her foundation, aimed at tackling mental health, she wants to make it cool for black people to shake off the stigma and get help.
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Taraji P Henson talks 'making it cool' for black people to tackle mental health
Speaking to EWN, the Hollywood actress says black people often don't get the necessary help because they are misdiagnosed or told to pray it away.
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Smartphones raising a mentally fragile generation, says academic
San Diego State University psychology professor Jean Twenge sees smartphones and social media as raising an unhappy, compliant 'iGen'.
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Pressure on girls for perfect body 'worse than ever', says Orbach
Faced with the reality of modern life, many women were turning inward, obsessed with diet and fitness or embracing being overweight as a sign of rebellion.
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Your smartphone may know more about your mental health than you
The ubiquity of smartphones has created an ability to capture passively a torrent of data about the daily behaviour, non-content aspect of speech, geolocation and even word use of people across the globe.
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[ANALYSIS] Mental health genetics: African solutions for African challenges
There have been significant advances in mental health genetics research, but Africa has largely been excluded.
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Michelle Williams felt she was 'slipping' amid mental health problems
Williams says it's important to talk about mental health issues, stressing that it can be a crucial step on the road to recovery.
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'Govt must do more to help young people with mental health'
Mental health awareness among young people is being highlighted in the wake of the Life Esidimeni tragedy, in which more than 140 psychiatric patients died.
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Prince Harry opens up about mental health
The flame-haired royal - who is married to Duchess Meghan - made the admission as he spoke at the Invictus Games' closing ceremony on Saturday in Sydney, Australia.
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[OPINION] HHP and the cultural stigma of depression
Haji Mohamed Dawjee says the haunting cultural stigma of depression has no season. It sticks around, rain or shine, it has your bags packed and ready for the inevitable guilt trip.
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UP students to march against rising suicide levels
The student body SRC says over 20 students attempted taking their lives this year.
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Selena Gomez receiving mental health treatment
Sources told TMZ a family member took Gomez to Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles, and though she was released a few days later, she was readmitted late last week because her low blood cell count hadn't changed and it had sent Gomez into a downward emotional spiral.
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'Pain of losing a loved one never goes away'
The world observed International Mental Health Day on Wednesday and some say this reminded them of the tragic event.
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‘Mental health should be as important as physical health’
The Western Cape Health Department says 184 adolescents were admitted for in-patient treatment at health facilities from April 2017 until March 2018.
