Mental Health and Addiction - Videos

Zabie Yamasaki created a yoga class to help survivors of violence reconnect with their bodies.

Certains enfants franchissent la limite de la simple exploration sexuelle et se transforment en agresseur.

L'animatrice Marie-Claude Savard se confie sur ses dures années d'adolescence, alors qu'elle a fait une sévère dépression.

Right now, one in ten children have a mental health condition. Despite this, we still don't know how to talk about it openly and honestly. In this video, primary school children and Huff Post UK staff join forces to present the real truth about mental health in young children and issue a call to action asking people to change the way we approach the subject.

Jane started drinking and smoking when she was five-years-old. Her addiction progressed well into her teens and continued even after she started a family at the age of 23. Although they kept up appearances, addiction soon started taking its toll on the children. Persia, Jane’s daughter, knew from a very young age that something wasn't quite right. In this video, mum and daughter tell us what happened behind closed doors and how the family finally broke the cycle of addiction.

Jonny Benjamin became a viral sensation when he launched #FindMike, a campaign to find the man who stopped him jumping off a bridge aged 20. But Jonny had struggled in silence with mental health issues from age ten, facing stigma that stopped him dealing with his thoughts and feelings. After he used his own experience to develop pioneering workshops for schools, giving children the chance to talk about their emotions in the same way we talk about physical

What would you do if you had a crippling phobia of something that's pretty essential to everyday life? like eating, sleeping or even washing?

HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, Royal Patron of children's mental health charity Place2Be, has recorded a special video message to help launch Children's Mental Health Week 2016 (8-14 February) which this year focuses on the importance of building children's resilience and their ability to cope with life's stressful situations.

As a part of the HuffPost Happiness Challenge, a few of our editors joined a laughter yoga class given by instructor Francine Shore at The Laughter Yoga Salon. Laughing is known to have several health benefits, including improving your immune system, relieving pain, reducing stress and boosting your mood.

The Doctors discuss a new law in West Virginia aimed at curbing prescription drug abuse that allows addicts to sue the doctors who got them hooked. Will the legislation bring an end to pill mills, or merely give addicts someone to blame?

If you're someone who is constantly taking care of others, Juan Felipe Herrera shares why you should take some time out for yourself.

Jen Richards explains that being alone is not the same as being lonely, and how spending time with yourself can actually make you a better partner.

Why you can't judge a book by it's cover.

Olly Alexander, the frontman of electronica trio Years & Years, has been battling mental health problems since his early teens. Here, he tells Owen Jones about the treatment he has received, including counselling, therapy and a 'cocktail of drugs' to control his depression and anxiety. A longer version of this interview is available on Owen Jones's YouTube channel.

The Doctors discuss a new law in West Virginia aimed at curbing prescription drug abuse that allows addicts to sue the doctors who got them hooked. Will the legislation bring an end to pill mills, or merely give addicts someone to blame?

Dr. Phil McGraw allegedly locked more than 300 employees in a room and yelled at them.

Every 19 minutes a child in the US is born with an opioid addiction that they inherited from their drug-addicted mother. See the shocking video of a baby born addicted to heroin. Then, listen as The Doctors talk to a former addict named Katy, who used drugs throughout her pregnancy.

The Doctors are joined by behavioral expert Gary Coxe to help a young woman suffering from severe social anxiety and a verbal disorder. To meet Morgan and see how she's doing today, click here .

The Doctors are joined by behavioral expert Gary Coxe to help a young woman suffering from severe social anxiety and a verbal disorder.

Every 19 minutes a child in the US is born with an opioid addiction that they inherited from their drug-addicted mother. See the shocking video of a baby born addicted to heroin. Then, listen as The Doctors talk to a former addict named Katy, who used drugs throughout her pregnancy.

Ads for flavored e-cigarettes increase children's interest in trying the products, a study finds.

The Doctors discuss the story of a 73-year-old man who reportedly snorted cocaine after being pulled over for driving without his headlights on.

Blue Monday may be a term coined by a travel agency but if you're feeling down in January, here are three ways to boost your mood.

Ads for flavored e-cigarettes increase children’s interest in trying the products, a study finds.

Jen Richards shares her top tips for helping a friend find hope and comfort during their darkest moments.

Feeling blue lately? Well, here are 3 apps for your smartphone that can put a smile on your face. Who would have thought a click of a button could get you feeling more positive!

Worrying can overcome you with anxiety and leave you feeling exhausted. But with a few strategies, you can eliminate worrying and focus on positive feelings.

"Going to therapy is like getting a PhD in who you are."

What would you say if you could speak to your mental disorder?

Modern cold & flu remedies can have a list of ingredients you can't pronounce and side effects you don't want, so why not heal yourself the old-fashioned way with foods from your own kitchen. The List's Donna Ruko and Doctor Susan Wilder have some DIY Quil you may want to give a try on the To Do List.