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Returning to school or college is vital for children and young people’s education and for their wellbeing. Time out of an education setting is detrimental to cognitive and academic development, particularly for disadvantaged children and young people. This impact can (keep reading...)
World Mental Health Day is commemorated on the 10th October of each year and it is with us again.
No one is immune to mental health disorders. Furthermore, the current Covid-19 Pandemic is expected to increase the need of mental (keep reading...)
It is expected that the need for mental health services and psychosocial support will substantially increase in the coming months and years as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Investment in mental health programmes at national and international levels, which (keep reading...)
Today 17th September is National Physician Suicide Awareness Day, commenced by the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine (CORD) in the US and supported by multiple other medical organisations. Its motto is “Shine a Light. Speak its name”. (keep reading...)
Freedom of conscience must be respected as a right in itself, although safeguards must be put into place to ensure that the most vulnerable are not discriminated against through the premise of conscientious practice.
The Maltese Association of Psychiatry (MAP) (keep reading...)
The Alliance for Mental Health, has issued a Statement about the effects that the Covid-19 Pandemic is leaving on our mental health both directly in those hit by the condition and indirectly through the social and economical repercussions that (keep reading...)