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Bluefield Police Department promotes 988 hotline to support mental health during the holidays

While the holidays are usually joyful for most, they can be a time of hardship for some. That’s why the Bluefield, West Virginia Police Department is promoting the hotline 9-8-8.

Sheriff: Shooter had severe mental health issues; appointment with school was a ruse

The shooter, Glenn Litton, 56, held a belief the Seventh-Day Adventists were involved in the genocide and oppression of Palestinians, as well as the U. S. attack on Yemen, Butte County Sheriff Kory…

Life Balanced: Holiday Mental Health Hacks

We survived Halloween and the sugar hangover and now the very real slash anxiety- inducing reality of the “big” holidays being just around the corner is, well, a bit stressful. But, it doesn’t have to be. Here are a few holiday mental health hacks to help ensure a more enjoyable holiday season is yours! 1. […]

Lead exposure damaged mental health of 151 million Americans

Over the past 75 years, 151 million cases of mental health disorders have likely resulted from American children's exposure to lead.

APD responds to APA president’s social media post about police mental health calls

We’re hearing more from Michael Bullock after he called for Austin Police officers to stop responding to mental health calls.He made the comments one day after

The syndemic of tuberculosis and mental health

TB and mental health are co-epidemics in India, with stigma and treatment challenges impacting individuals' well-being.

NHS Worker Shared Video of Woman’s Mental Health Breakdown on WhatsApp

When enduring a mental health crisis, the last thing most people would want is for their episode to be recorded and shared with others.

Austin Police Association president says officers shouldn’t respond to mental health calls; reform advocate agrees

Regularly posting on social media may worsen mental health in adults

Adults who frequently post on social media are at more risk of developing mental health problems than those who passively view social media content, finds a new study led by UCL researchers.