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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo sheds light on her mental health battle in Vogue wedding feature

In the Vogue feature, Hidalgo opened up about how her battle with clinical depression overlapped with her wedding season.

Mental health professionals help movie-goers at Sundance Film Festival

A group of professionals from the Huntsman Mental Health Institute are sitting inside Sundance Film Festival screenings, ready to help patrons unpack some of the heavier storylines.

San Diego County sues social media giants over youth mental health crisis

Potter County approves funding for mental health awareness training

The Potter County Commissioners Court approved funds for first responders to receive mental health training on Monday.

Mental Health Monday: Learn more about Fremont Counseling’s Masquerade fundraiser

(Lander, WY) – The Today in the 10 Mental Health Monday segment, which is hosted by Vince Tropea and airs on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, continued today with Rosie Campbell, a behavioral clinican at Fremont Counseling Services. Campbell stopped by to provide details on Fremont Counseling Service’s Masquerade Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Fundraiser, which will […]

Why 6 Women Chose Entrepreneurship To Save Their Mental Health

Flexibility and autonomy, plus the chance to align work with strengths and passions, provide a sense of agency and freedom for entrepreneurs with mental health challenges.

How this Charity Home in Delafield shines a light on mental health

Miller Marriott Construction Company, with the support of its suppliers, vendors and subcontractors, has donated land, design services, construction management and more to build a charity home.

Mental health, more than strikes, most important for McDowell bowler Taylor Kretz

Mental health resources for students post-Helene

In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene ripped through the mountains and valleys of the High Country, destroying homes, buildings and terrain. One less-visible, lasting impact of the hurricane, is the impact on students’ mental health. Ann DuPre Rogers is the executive director at Resources for Resilience, a nonprofit organization in Asheville that helps individuals from...