Santé mentale

GA 18 JUILLET_Des couloirs de l’hôpital à une vie en communauté: comment des jeunes souffrant de troubles psychiques retrouvent goût à la société – Le Temps

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Young adults struggling with severe mental health conditions are increasingly transitioning from traditional clinical settings to community-based living models designed to foster independence and social reintegration. These programs, which emphasize shared living spaces and specialized support, aim to bridge the gap between intensive hospital care and the demands of daily life. By focusing on peer … Read more

How End-of-Life Doulas Support Patients Through the Dying Process

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End-of-life doulas, also known as death doulas or transition guides, are non-medical professionals who provide emotional, spiritual, and logistical support to individuals during their final stages of life and to their families during the bereavement process. Unlike hospice staff, who focus primarily on clinical symptom management and pain relief, doulas prioritize the personal, social, and … Read more

Philosophy, Mental Health & Healing: How Art Embodies Vulnerability – A Deep Dive from CH George Sand’s Chair” (Alternative refined options:) “Art, Vulnerability & Mental Well-Being: A Philosophical Exploration from CH George Sand’s Chair” “The Healing Power of Art: Philosophy Meets Vulnerability in Mental Health Care

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Berlin, Germany — June 2, 2026 — In an innovative approach to mental health care, the Chaire de Philosophie at the Centre Hospitalier (CH) George Sand in France is leading a groundbreaking exploration of how philosophy and art can address vulnerability and improve patient well-being. This initiative, which officially launched in January 2026, represents a … Read more

Entraîner le cerveau: des bienfaits inattendus pour les aînés – Université de Montréal

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As we navigate the complexities of aging, one of the most persistent questions in geriatric medicine is how we can best preserve our cognitive vitality. In my clinical practice here in Berlin, I frequently discuss the concept of “brain training” with my patients. While the promise of apps and puzzles often dominates the conversation, recent … Read more

Switzerland Stabbing: Authorities Investigate Winterthur Station Attack as Terrorist Act

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In the wake of a violent incident at the Winterthur railway station in Switzerland, authorities and security experts are grappling with the complex challenge of categorizing the motivations behind acts of public violence. The event, which involved an individual wielding a bladed weapon and resulted in injuries to at least three people, has prompted an … Read more

Small Daily Gestes Hold Big Health Impacts: British Journal of Nutrition Study Reveals Surprising Benefits

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In the evolving field of nutritional psychiatry, the connection between what we consume and how we feel is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. A recent study published in the British Journal of Nutrition has contributed to an growing body of evidence suggesting a significant correlation between dietary patterns—specifically the intake of fruits and vegetables—and the … Read more

Fribourg Launches Pioneering Unit for Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment | RTS.ch

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Pioneering Hospital Unit Launches in Fribourg to Treat Borderline Personality Disorder Fribourg, Switzerland is at the forefront of mental healthcare with the launch of a specialized hospital unit dedicated to the treatment of borderline personality disorder (BPD). This initiative addresses a critical need for focused, intensive care for individuals grappling with this complex mental health … Read more

How Fame Affects Perception: The Psychology of Celebrity Influence

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The psychological connection between how we perceive others and how we sense about ourselves often reveals more than we realize. In the world of celebrity culture, this dynamic is particularly pronounced. When individuals are asked to describe high-profile figures, the adjectives and traits they choose can sometimes serve as a mirror, reflecting their own internal … Read more

Coffee & Mental Health: Study Links 2-3 Cups Daily to Lower Depression & Anxiety Risk

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Could Your Daily Coffee Be Protecting Your Mental Health? Modern Research Suggests a Link For many, the aroma of coffee brewing is an essential part of the morning routine, a ritual to kickstart the day. But beyond the boost in alertness, a growing body of research suggests that coffee consumption may be linked to a … Read more

Billie Eilish to Star in The Bell Jar Movie: Mental Health & Sylvia Plath Adaptation

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Los Angeles – Billie Eilish is poised to produce her feature film acting debut in a highly anticipated adaptation of Sylvia Plath’s seminal novel, The Bell Jar. The project, directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Sarah Polley, marks a significant step for the Grammy and Oscar-winning artist into the world of cinema. This news confirms reports … Read more