By Saima Wazed, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia

Today is World Mental Health Day, with a focus this year on prioritising mental health in the workplace.

As India’s developmental aspirations rise, mental well-being is often overlooked, fuelling a crisis driven by materialism and a growing disconnect from community and self-awareness

An exhibition of portraits, featuring many well known faces, has opened in Dublin's Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts for World Mental Health Day.

A Continuing Medical Education Programme (CME), on the topic ‘It’s time to prioritise Mental Health in the workplace’, was conducted at Madurai Medical College on the occasion of World Mental Health Day on Thursday.

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, it is fitting to reflect on the contributions of Ratan Tata as the champion of mental well-being.

Dimapur, October 9: The Department of Psychology at Tetso College commemorated World Mental Health Day through two events focusing on mental health in the

Dimapur, October 10: The Department of Psychology, C-Edge College in commemorating the Mental Health Day organised an exhibition on October 9 with the aimed

Organisations worldwide are struggling with mental health challenges, with anxiety being described as the top mental health issue in the workplace today.

People often face many barriers in getting needed insurance coverage for mental health problems. There's now a new source of help.

Seminar at Alluri Vignana Kendram for World Mental Health Day emphasizes importance of mental health awareness and workplace prioritization.

Dilan Gomih works with companies like Google and Pinterest to create mental health benefits employees really want.

9 October 2024