Over 200,000 in Sweden Struggle with Eating Disorders: Expert Advice on Avoiding Mealtime Conflicts
Over 200,000 Swedes suffer from various eating disorders, with expert guidance emphasizing supportive family approaches and available help.
Over 200,000 Swedes suffer from various eating disorders, with expert guidance emphasizing supportive family approaches and available help.
Blekinge and Dalarna regions have launched targeted mental health initiatives focused on preventive care, employment support, and suicide prevention, funded by state grants and local collaborations.
Swedish local initiatives including Tilia in Jämtland Härjedalen and Oskarshamns kommun launch targeted programs to support and improve youth mental health with lectures, support groups, and accessible services in 2025.
Sweden enhances focus on youth mental health through school education and political initiatives, highlighting support for marginalized Sámi communities and investment in psychiatric care.
Troja-Ljungby's Linus Skager opens up about his struggles with mental health and gambling addiction, beginning therapy and receiving broad support.
Sweden allocates 1.32 billion kronor in 2026 to bolster mental health services with a collaborative, long-term strategy involving multiple agencies.
Sweden responds to growing mental health issues in schools with government initiatives targeting reduced screen time for children and improved working conditions for preschool teachers.
Swedish political leaders and experts call for strengthened mental health services and preventive measures to address the rising mental health challenges among youth, particularly adolescent girls.
Sparbanksstiftelsen Skaraborg allocates 3 million kronor towards mental health projects in Skaraborg municipalities, enhancing community well-being during its 25th anniversary.
Uppsala University receives major funding for preventive psychiatry and women’s health research while experts highlight rising stress illnesses among young Swedes and emphasize early intervention.
Sweden has implemented free municipal psychological drop-in centers and comprehensive strategies focusing on community-based mental health and suicide prevention.
A Socialstyrelsen report uncovers major regional disparities and systemic problems in compulsory psychiatric care across Sweden, highlighting risks for patients whose first psychiatric encounter is involuntary.
Swedish physician Emelie's burnout experience highlights alarming mental health challenges and suicide risks doctors face, urging systemic healthcare reforms.
New research and supportive initiatives unveil how adolescent mental health influences labor disparities among Swedish-born children of immigrants and enhance school health services.
Mental health-related sick leave is rising sharply among Swedish managers, especially women, driven by stress and work-life imbalances. Government efforts aim to reduce stigma and enhance mental health knowledge nationally.
Investigations reveal illegal psychedelic therapies offered by Stockholm psychologists and a markedly high suicide risk following involuntary psychiatric care discharge in Sweden.
Sweden launches new government assignments to reduce mental health stigma, study orthorexia nervosa, and improve equitable youth health services with a national program to monitor child and youth health.
Sweden assigns health agencies to level disparities in youth mental health clinics, boosting resources and targeting stigma reduction.
Swedish youth mental health draws focus through a Karlskrona school dialogue and an alarming public health report from Norrbotten, highlighting a critical need for increased awareness and support.
Swedish cities Piteå and Örnsköldsvik pioneer wellness programs linking culture and nature to improved mental health.
A new multi-year research project led by psychologist Magnus Nilsson investigates mental health and suicide risks among hunters in Sweden, seeking to better understand this underrepresented group's psychological well-being.
In 2025, Swedish regions like Kronoberg and municipalities such as Burlöv have launched targeted mental health initiatives, including scholarships for supportive organizations and school-based programs to enhance well-being from early childhood to adolescence.
Increasing school-related stress is driving a rise in mental health issues among Nordic youth, with academic pressure and uneven support impacting well-being, especially for girls and low achievers.
Sweden observes National Psychiatry Week with community events promoting mental health awareness and a new mental health podcast launching.
Region Västernorrland organizes free community events during national psychiatry week to raise mental health awareness and launch new support tools.
Region Värmland increases its 2025 youth mental health budget to 120 million SEK, doubling funding for psychiatric services to meet growing demand and reduce waiting times.
Swedish actress Molly Nutley’s recent diagnoses highlight chronic health challenges, while research exposes overlooked physical health in psychiatric care, urging better integrated treatment.
Sweden prepares for autumn break with focus on children's health challenges, mental well-being, and youth participation rights.
A Swedish municipality has committed five million kronor to programs combatting mental health challenges, with plans to broaden support groups by 2026.
Contestants of 'Elitstyrkans hemligheter VIP' expose severe mental health effects after enduring intense challenges on the reality TV show.
A survey reveals Swedes widely recognize Cinnamon Bun Day but show limited awareness of World Mental Health Day, highlighting challenges in mental health engagement.
Sweden is hosting a series of initiatives in October 2025 to raise awareness about mental health.
Swedish health authorities provide parents with essential guidelines to better manage their teens' screen time.
Public figures in Sweden highlight their journeys with gender dysphoria and mental health challenges.
Sweden is enhancing mental health services with new government funding and events for awareness.
High-profile incidents spotlight the mental health challenges faced by media figures in Sweden.
Municipalities in Sweden prepare for Mental Health Awareness Week with various community activities.
Exploring personal stories of mental health challenges alongside environmental health concerns in Sweden.
Sweden launches initiatives to enhance mental health support for youth with new partnerships and funding discussions.
Sweden sees a decline in suicide rates in 2024, prompting cautious optimism among mental health advocates.