Editor's note: This story contains descriptions of child self-harm and attempted suicide.  Tristan Lorenz sat in a room with his school counselor and principal at Alma Elementary in western Wisconsin, listening as his psychiatrist, parents and Buffalo …

THIS CONTENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology - read more One in ten Norwegian adolescents has engaged in deliberate self-harm without the intention of dying from it. "Self-harm is an attempt to cope with an …

It was a Friday afternoon at the animal hospital where I worked part-time during grad school. A woman named Anne came in to pick up food for her cat. As I rang her through, I asked how she was doing. She looked down, then up, and I saw tears in her eyes. …

Olly Alexander has shared his mental health journey. (Getty) Olly Alexander has opened up about his past experiences with, and recovery from, depression, self-harm and eating disorders, sharing that ‘it comes from a place of shame’. Content Warning: This …

Last week, the creator of anonymous trolling website Tattle Lifewas unmasked. After Neil and Donna Sands from Northern Ireland won a landmark £300,000 defamation case against the forum, the courts named the owner as vegan food blogger Sebastian Bond, 43, …

One in four Singaporeans aged 15 to 35 have engaged in deliberate self-harm at least once, researchers have found, with the behaviour especially prevalent among teenagers – highlighting mounting concerns about emotional distress and unhealthy coping …

SINGAPORE, June 15 — A quarter of young people in Singapore have deliberately hurt themselves at least once in their lives, often by cutting, scratching or punching themselves, according to a national study that sheds light on non-suicidal self-injury ( …

SINGAPORE – One in four young people here say they have hurt themselves at least once in their lives, in ways such as cutting or punching themselves. This was the finding of a recent study that shed new light on the prevalence and patterns of non-suicidal …

New evidence suggests that ChatGPT’s latest model, GPT-4o, may be contributing to severe psychological breakdowns in vulnerable users, with some cases ending in hospitalization or suicide. A recent investigation by The New York Times uncovered multiple …