GPs to Prescribe Football Match Tickets to Combat Depression Monday, July 21, 2025 football mentalhealth socialprescribing depression community antidepressants gloucestershire forestgreen wellbeing loneliness sport A groundbreaking initiative is set to make live football matches accessible via prescription to help alleviate symptoms of depression. Spearheaded by Labour MP and former GP Dr Simon Opher from Stroud, alongside Eco-tricity … Read More
Daughter Forgives Cheltenham Father for Killing Her Mother Sunday, July 20, 2025 domesticabuse forgiveness mentalhealth manslaughter family grief abuse cheltenham empathy resilience When Paula White found a note from her father, Charles Graham, slipped through her letterbox late at night, she feared the worst. Her instincts were right: Charles had strangled Paula’s mother, Davina, at their home in … Read More
Family Day in Gloucester Features Live Music, Food, and Video Game Tournament to Support Vulnerable People Saturday, July 19, 2025 gloucester fundraiser community cavern addiction mentalhealth homelessness support charity event A vibrant family-friendly event is set to take place in Gloucester on Friday, July 26, combining live music, delicious food, and an exciting video game tournament to raise money for vulnerable individuals in the city. … Read More
Adam Frost Opens Up on Life “Unravelling” During Health Struggle Thursday, July 17, 2025 adamfrost gardenersworld mentalhealth covid19 burnout depression horticulture gardening chelseaflowershow rhs Adam Frost, well-known for his work on the BBC’s Gardeners’ World, has candidly revealed how his life felt like it was “unravelling” during a challenging period of health issues. His passion for gardening began in … Read More
Harvard Professor Reveals Key Predictor of a Failing Marriage Thursday, July 17, 2025 marriage friendship loneliness relationships harvard mentalhealth wellbeing divorce connection partnership Romantic relationships often thrive when rooted in genuine friendship. Arthur Brooks, a Harvard professor, social scientist, and bestselling author, emphasizes that building a strong friendship with your spouse is essential … Read More
Illnesses Before 55 May Double Dementia Risk, New Oxford Study Finds Thursday, July 17, 2025 dementia heartdisease diabetes mentalhealth stroke multimorbidity aging neurology prevention oxford A groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford reveals that developing chronic illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes before age 55 can significantly raise the risk of dementia in later life. Additionally, strokes … Read More