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Alfie Templeman cancels shows to “get serious help for substance abuse issues and depression”
Alfie Templeman, the British singer-songwriter, has cancelled a run of live shows in order to seek professional help for substance abuse issues and depression. The announcement highlights the pressures faced by touring musicians and underscores the artist’s decision to prioritise his health and recovery over performing commitments. The full article content was not available beyond…
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Alfie Templeman postpones upcoming shows to seek help for “substance abuse issues and depression”
“Once I’m better you’ll see a lot more of me again” The post Alfie Templeman postpones upcoming shows to seek help for “substance abuse issues and depression” appeared first on NME.
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‘Art therapy’, cricket, break dancing… and TWO GPs onsite: Inside Britain’s biggest migrant camp where asylum seekers are called ‘customers’ and treated to the cushiest of lives – all paid for by YOU
An investigation reports on conditions at what is described as Britain’s largest asylum accommodation centre, revealing that residents are provided with amenities including art therapy sessions, cricket, break dancing classes and on-site access to two GPs. The report frames these facilities as unusually generous for state-funded asylum accommodation, and highlights that staff reportedly refer to…
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Joe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Led Him to Seek Therapy for the First Time
Joe Jonas has revealed that disappointing sales for his 2011 solo debut album, Fastlife, were the catalyst that first led him to start therapy. Speaking on the “Hey Jonas!” podcast alongside brothers Kevin and Nick, he explained that the album’s lukewarm reception, following years of guaranteed success with the Jonas Brothers, triggered a personal crisis…
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NHS unveils new mental health A&Es and drop-in clinics in banks and libraries in ‘biggest redesign in a generation’
The NHS has announced plans to introduce dedicated mental health accident and emergency units alongside drop-in clinics located in everyday community settings such as banks and libraries, in what officials are describing as the biggest overhaul of mental health services in a generation. The move reflects a broader shift towards making mental health support more…
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‘Getting old is no fun’: Game of Thrones author George RR Martin speaks out about depression amid further book delays
George RR Martin, the 77-year-old author of the A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy series that inspired Game of Thrones, has spoken candidly about battling depression during what he described as a “stressful” and “overwhelming” year. In his first personal blog post in nearly six months, titled Better Late Than Never, he wrote of…
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FLO – Therapy At The Club
In the two year stretch since the release of their debut album, ‘Access All Areas’, FLO have remained a focal point for a new generation of RnB and girl groups alike. Their second LP, the aptly-titled club confessional ‘Therapy At The Club’, signals a definitive step into sticky-sweet, twenty-something adulthood.… The post FLO – Therapy…
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Embattled Congressman Max Miller confesses to illegal drug use on live TV… but swears the needles were for ‘therapy’
Republican Congressman Max Miller of Ohio has admitted to using illegal drugs during a live television interview, sparking controversy despite his insistence that the substances were part of a legitimate therapeutic treatment involving needles. The Trump-backed lawmaker’s on-air confession has thrust him into an uncomfortable spotlight, raising questions about his conduct and judgement as a…
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Role Model Reflects on ‘Sally’ Success, Therapy & How Girlfriend Dakota Johnson Ended Up on His Album
Singer-songwriter Role Model (real name Tucker Pillsbury) has opened up about the personal journey behind his forthcoming album, *Chuck Timely & the Hourglass*, revealing in a new interview that writing the record prompted him to begin therapy for the first time. He also reflected on the enduring success of his breakout hit “Sally, When the…