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Stories & Perspectives
Naming coercive control as psychological homicide validates survivors and reframes severe psychological abuse as prosecutable harm to foster healing and well-being.
Daniel Ryan Cotler · 14 October 2026
Mental Health
Research in Ecuador highlights the need for suicide prevention tailored to age, sex and local circumstances.
Psychreg News Team · 10 October 2026
Cyberpsychology
Language models can flag adolescent suicide risk signals only if humans remain responsible for action.
Psychreg News Team · 07 October 2026
Mental Health
Sexually diverse adolescents face a sharper rise in suicidality in the mid teens that eases but persists towards age 23.
Psychreg News Team · 04 October 2026
Mental Health
Higher neuroticism and suicidal thoughts each track with lower well-being in women after partner violence.
Psychreg News Team · 30 September 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Suicide loss leaves families and friends with grief, guilt and unanswered questions, and prevention works best when it also supports those left behind without shaming anyone in crisis.
Noorharsy Taqillah · 21 September 2026
Mental Health
Discrimination is linked to suicidal thoughts across groups, often through depression and anxiety, a new global review finds.
Psychreg News Team · 05 September 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Waiting for ADHD assessment becomes part of the illness, and diagnosis does not guarantee treatment people can use.
Kieran Simkin · 26 August 2026
Clinical Psychology
Jim Denning’s varied career and engineering curiosity help clients see they are more than their worst moments.
Robert Haynes · 11 July 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Men stay silent about mental health because speaking feels riskier than suffering, and that silence is costing lives.
Psychreg · 26 May 2026
Mental Health
Certain psychiatric medications significantly reduce suicide risk, with findings supporting more personalised prescribing across major mental health conditions.
Psychreg News Team · 12 May 2026
Mental Health
Extreme temperatures boost suicide help-seeking via sleep issues, impulsivity, isolation, and basic needs stress.
Psychreg News Team · 04 March 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Suicidal thoughts are common during deep pain, but they are thoughts not actions, and talking about them can save lives.
Dane Jorento, MSW, LICSW · 29 December 2025
Mental Health
Northamptonshire’s suicide plan is praised for prioritising struggling middle aged men while campaigners warn many hidden crises remain untreated.
Psychreg News Team · 05 December 2025
Mental Health
A darkly humorous campaign urges people to notice and support isolated midlife men to help address the UK’s severe male suicide crisis.
Psychreg News Team · 20 November 2025