Shared Links (bi-weekly) June 14, 2026
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Link – UK teenagers turn to mobile apps to help with mental ill health
Given what I’ve heard about how long it can take to get help through the NHS, I guess we should be glad so many young people are trying to do something. Soaring numbers of under-18s are turning to apps, online counselling and “mood diaries” to help them manage and recover from conditions that have left…
Link – Helping A Friend With Their Depression When You Don’t Live Nearby
I have to admit, I know this feeling all too well. One of the downsides of moving around, and traveling for my job all those years, is that there are a ton of friends and acquaintances who are not close enough for me to give them a hug when I know they could use one….
Link – Join Experts, Activists and Philanthropists in the Call for Mental Health: Time to Act
This is a great collection of videos available from this event: “The International Foundation of Research and Education (iFred) and Founder Kathryn Goetzke, hosted ‘The Future of Health’ for the first ever World Happiness Virtual Agora. The event brought together leading scientists, educators, innovators, technologists, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and youth to share why and how…
Sharing – Mental health books: Books to boost your mental health
These are Joanne’s suggestions, and I wanted to share them with you all in the interest of offering some small reviews of books about mental health issues. As she says: ” I think everyone needs a self-care library – if you need a little inspiration for what to include in yours, here are some of…
Shared Links (weekly) April 25, 2021
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The Influencer World Is Still Insisting Happiness Is A Choice
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This oversimplification is dangerous for all our mental health.
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To All the Abused Kids Who Are Dealing with the Consequences as Adults…
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Ask a Black therapist: 4 ways to support Black people’s mental health
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The Man Who Scares Me Most Is Me. Will I Become A Monster, Too?
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4 Experts Share Ideas For Restoring Mental Health In The Black Community
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‘Break the silence’: Two Columbus men share their stories of sexual assault
