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.
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.
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.
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.
A Swedish municipality has committed five million kronor to programs combatting mental health challenges, with plans to broaden support groups by 2026.
A survey reveals Swedes widely recognize Cinnamon Bun Day but show limited awareness of World Mental Health Day, highlighting challenges in mental health engagement.