A violent outburst occurred during an expedition in Antarctica, but officials have not confirmed if van Tonder or Ghazi were involved. The incident does not appear to be related to drinking, despite team members taking photos with alcohol. However, a conversation between Monahon and Holly Newman from PAE revealed long-standing issues with alcohol-related problems causing harm to others in Antarctica prior to 2015. Wes Thurmann, a fire department supervisor, also mentioned that the NSF often blamed incidents of sexual harassment on alcohol. As a result, South African officials have launched a longer-term professional counselling service to repair relationships at Sanae IV, where eight team members will be forced to live with one of the accused for another nine months.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14519609/Inside-hellish-nightmare-madman-attacks-stranded-crew-isolated-Antarctica-research-station.htmlIndonesia's Health Minister Sadikin hopes the number of registrants for the Free Health Screening program will continue to increase, following a high level of enthusiasm from the community. The program, one of the Ministry of Health's biggest initiatives, allows people to access health screening services including heart disease and mental health checks.
https://en.antaranews.com/news/349309/free-health-screening-program-records-over-1-million-registrants?utm_source=antaranews&utm_medium=desktop&utm_campaign=popular_rightLewis Capaldi recently performed at Glastonbury in 2023 after taking a three-week mental health hiatus, where he opened up about his struggles with Tourette's and was "s**t scared" to perform. Despite struggling with involuntary noises and movements during the show, his supportive fans rallied around him, singing along to his song "Someone You Love". In a new interview, friend Yungblud (Dominic Harrison) revealed that Lewis is sounding great and working on new music, adding that he's getting his mental health back on track.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14523253/Lewis-Capaldi-health-update-return-music-hiatus-Tourettes-battle.htmlLindsay Nicholson, a woman who experienced a mental health crisis on a London Underground platform, was prescribed antidepressant medication by her GP, citalopram. The GP had noted Nicholson's resilience in her notes after she had previously rebuilt her life following the loss of her first husband and eldest child 20 years earlier.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14520771/antidepressant-suicide-citalopram-sertraline-thomas-kingston.htmlWomen are experiencing confusion between menopausal symptoms and eating disorder signs, leading to unhealthy coping mechanisms. Professor Gemma Sharp of the University of Queensland notes that significant stressors like school, parenthood, or career changes can trigger this confusion. Sue Cody, a 55-year-old from Victoria, struggled with bulimia in her 20s but experienced a relapse during perimenopause due to lack of knowledge about menopause. She gained weight and felt overwhelmed, despite receiving some support from her GP. An estimated 75% of women aged 42-52 experience body dissatisfaction, leading to higher rates of depressive symptoms.
https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/absolutely-brutal-the-hidden-group-at-risk-of-eating-disorders-20250307-p5lhr7.htmlOthello's experiences in battle have left him with symptoms of PTSD, including seizures, anger outbursts, paranoia, and depressive thoughts. He recalls Iago's traumatic experience during a cannon blast that killed his brother, mirroring the devastating effects of war on soldiers. This is reflected in Shakespeare's portrayal of Othello's struggles with domestic violence and suicidal tendencies.
https://www.theatlantic.com/books/archive/2025/03/what-shakespeare-got-right-about-ptsd/682132/Trauma can significantly disrupt sleep patterns, exacerbating daytime anxiety and hindering recovery. The autonomic nervous system's instability after a traumatic event triggers hyperarousal, leading to insomnia, frequent awakenings, and restless sleep. This state of constant alertness prevents the brain from entering deep sleep phases, causing disruptions in REM sleep cycles that can lead to intense nightmares, flashbacks, and difficulty regulating emotions. As a result, trauma survivors may experience worsening PTSD symptoms, increased anxiety, and impaired emotion regulation, creating a challenging cycle that makes recovery more difficult.
https://en.tempo.co/read/1989217/how-does-trauma-trigger-bad-dreams-the-science-explainedPeople with anxious attachment styles often struggle to move on after breakups due to their intense emotional investment in the relationship. Dr. Walsh suggests that removing triggers, such as social media or places where memories of the ex were made, can help alleviate feelings of devastation. By creating a brain-free zone, individuals can focus on healing and moving forward, rather than dwelling on past emotions.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14519651/relationship-expert-best-ways-ex-wendy-walsh.htmlFrankie, a member of The Saturdays, was spotted looking relaxed on a sun bed with a friend. She wore stylish sunglasses, gold earrings, and loose waves in her hair. Frankie has been open about her struggles with depression, which led to hospitalization in 2011. Recently, she discussed her ongoing health battle on Loose Women alongside Judi Love, Charlene White, and Nadia Sawalha, drawing from her own experience of treatment-resistant depression that doesn't respond well to antidepressants.
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