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Self-Harm Cases Among Swedish Teenage Girls Double Since 2015
Hospitalizations for self-harm among Swedish girls aged 12-15 have doubled since 2015, highlighting rising mental health concerns and gaps in post-hospital care.
Healing Through Nature: Ewa Johansson's Journey to Mental Health Recovery and Community Support
Ewa Johansson's recovery from mental health struggles through nature therapy in Jönköping inspires new community support initiatives.
Sharp Rise in Self-Harm Among Young Swedish Girls Sparks Concern
Hospital-treated self-harm cases among Swedish girls aged 12-15 have doubled since 2015, with a notable spike during the COVID-19 pandemic, and concerns remain over insufficient follow-up care.
Swedish Government Boosts Mental Health Efforts with Funding to Red Cross Amid Concerns Over Detention Center Impacts
The Swedish government funds mental health programs through the Red Cross while concerns about detention center mental health effects prompt calls for urgent reforms.
Calls Grow for Mental Health Inclusion in Sweden’s Wellness Allowance as Women’s Health Initiatives Expand
Sweden is pushing to update its wellness allowance to include mental health services as political efforts intensify to improve women’s health care and support.
Swedish Women Embrace Mental and Physical Well-being Through Self-Acceptance and Health Advocacy
Swedish women are championing mental health recovery and physical well-being during life transitions, highlighted by Miss Li’s journey with self-acceptance and expert advice on managing perimenopause.
New Research Project to Enhance Mental Health Support in Swedish High Schools
Örebro University researcher Lena Uvhagen receives funding to study a school-based mental health program aiming to improve youth well-being in Swedish high schools.
Sweden to Reform Adult Psychiatric Care After Boden Murder Incident
The Swedish government launches a 1.5 billion SEK reform initiative to overhaul adult psychiatric care after a fatal Boden murder revealed systemic failures.
New Research Highlights the Gut-Brain Connection's Role in Mental Health
Research reveals the crucial gut-brain communication impacting mental health and digestive disorders like IBS, highlighting new treatment possibilities.
Concerns Raised Over Delays in Treatment for Sexual Impulses in Rönninge Murder Suspect
The Rönninge murder suspect sought help for sexual impulse disorders but faced over a year delay and irregular post-release treatment, highlighting systemic gaps.
Sweden Boosts Mental Health Research Funding Amid Educational System Criticisms
Sweden launches a major government-funded mental health research program while educational experts criticize school digitalization and grading pressures for worsening student mental health.
Viktor Frisk to Speak on Mental Health and Inclusivity at Skellefteå Pride Week
Viktor Frisk will speak on February 11 during Skellefteå Pride Week about his mental health journey and fostering inclusive environments.
Cognitive Digital Twins: The Next Frontier in Mental Health Protection
A new AI-driven framework of cognitive digital twins offers personalized mental health monitoring and early cognitive decline prevention, marking a potential breakthrough in preventive mental healthcare.
Rising Public Fear and Demand for Mental Health Reform After Violent Crimes in Sweden
Violent crimes in Sweden have sparked fears and calls for reforms in handling mentally ill repeat offenders, highlighting systemic failures and public frustration.
Sweden Faces Escalating Mental Health Crisis with Rising Antidepressant Use in 2025
Sweden is experiencing a growing mental health crisis with a 35% rise in antidepressant prescriptions and increased demand for psychological treatment in 2025.
Surge in Antidepressant Use and Rising Mental Health Struggles Among Swedish Youth
Sweden experiences heightened antidepressant prescriptions among youth alongside increasing local mental health challenges despite preventive efforts.
Sweden Sees Markedly Higher Antidepressant Prescriptions Compared to Neighbors
Antidepressant use in Sweden is significantly higher than in Denmark and Norway, with notable increases among youth and differences attributed to sociocultural and healthcare factors.
Managing Diet and Health Challenges During the Holidays: Tips and Insights
Holiday diet management tips include handling medication challenges and reducing dementia risk through healthy eating.
Sweden Advances Mental Health Strategy and Highlights Personal Stories of Body Acceptance
Sweden launches a national mental health strategy while highlighting Anna Hasselfors' inspiring story of body acceptance and overcoming childhood medical trauma.
Study Links Swedish School System to Rising Youth Mental Health Issues, Especially Among Girls
Umeå University study links academic pressures in Swedish schools to rising youth mental health problems, especially among girls; national and local initiatives also underway to improve mental well-being.
Regional Initiatives Advance Youth Mental Health Collaboration in Sweden
Swedish regions Kalmar and Värmland enhance youth mental health collaboration through new initiatives, audits, and inclusive community input.
Sweden Boosts Youth Mental Health Initiatives Through Training and Advocacy
Sweden advances youth mental health by training staff in Mental Health First Aid, launching youth leadership projects, and calling for stronger political support.
Concerns Mount Over Wemind's Psychiatric Services Amid Stockholm Turmoil
Stockholm's psychiatric services, especially provider Wemind, face criticism and political pressure amid concerns over treatment approaches and communication practices.
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.
New Targeted Mental Health Programs Launched in Blekinge and Dalarna
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 Communities Launch Initiatives to Bolster Youth Mental Health in 2025
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 Takes Political and Educational Steps to Address Youth Mental Health Crisis
Sweden enhances focus on youth mental health through school education and political initiatives, highlighting support for marginalized Sámi communities and investment in psychiatric care.
Linus Skager Opens Up on Mental Health Struggles and Steps Towards Recovery
Troja-Ljungby's Linus Skager opens up about his struggles with mental health and gambling addiction, beginning therapy and receiving broad support.
Sweden Renewed Its Billion-Kronor Mental Health Funding Initiative for 2026
Sweden allocates 1.32 billion kronor in 2026 to bolster mental health services with a collaborative, long-term strategy involving multiple agencies.
Sweden Tackles Mental Health Challenges in Schools Amid Rising Stress and Screen Time Concerns
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.
Rising Youth Mental Health Issues in Sweden Demand Political Responsibility
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 Launches 3 Million Kronor Initiative to Improve Mental Health
Sparbanksstiftelsen Skaraborg allocates 3 million kronor towards mental health projects in Skaraborg municipalities, enhancing community well-being during its 25th anniversary.
Sweden Advances Preventive Psychiatry Research and Stress Management Initiatives
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 Advances Community Mental Health with Free Drop-In Centers and Holistic Strategies
Sweden has implemented free municipal psychological drop-in centers and comprehensive strategies focusing on community-based mental health and suicide prevention.
Significant Regional Disparities and Systemic Challenges in Sweden's Compulsory Psychiatric Care
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.
Physician Mental Health Crisis in Sweden Spotlighted by Emelie's Burnout Story
Swedish physician Emelie's burnout experience highlights alarming mental health challenges and suicide risks doctors face, urging systemic healthcare reforms.
Exploring How Adolescent Mental Health Drives Labor Market Disparities Among Swedish-Born Children of Immigrants
New research and supportive initiatives unveil how adolescent mental health influences labor disparities among Swedish-born children of immigrants and enhance school health services.
Rising Mental Health Challenges Among Swedish Managers Highlight Need for Workplace Change
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.
Unregulated Psychedelic Therapy and High Suicide Risk Post-Psychiatric Care Raise Concerns in Sweden
Investigations reveal illegal psychedelic therapies offered by Stockholm psychologists and a markedly high suicide risk following involuntary psychiatric care discharge in Sweden.