January 2025 – Page 35 – The TrUtopia Foundation

Amid wildfire trauma, LA County dispatches mental health workers to evacuees

Catastrophic wildfires are common in California, and mental health specialists have become a key part of local governments’ response to extreme weather…

Oklahoma lawmakers must take our state’s mental health struggles seriously

The Oklahoma Legislature and governor are shirking their responsibility to tackle our state’s complex mental health challenges.

‘Dying to Ask’ podcast: Drive in silence to improve your mental health

Do you hear that? If your answer is "no, I hear nothing," your mental health may be better than most.

Vermont’s child and youth mental health crisis

The challenges facing youth today are not only growing in scale but also in complexity and acuity. Increasingly, more teens require crisis stabilization, and many present with significantly heightened levels of depression and anxiety compared to previous years.

Employers still skimp on mental health benefits, regulators say

At one large self-funded plan, provider shortages pushed more than 37% of the patients to get their behavioral health care out-of-network.

11 Ways to Avoid Spiraling on Inauguration Day

Healthy ways to spend Inauguration Day, if you happen to be dreading it.

Letter: Call for More Attention to Youth Mental Health

by Ben Scott, Liam Worgess, Simen Chamoun With rising rates of mental health issues in the youth population, there needs to be more attention and support from everyone, including schools, communities, and governments alike. Many teens today are struggling with issues like anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, but they often get the impression that

The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Today’s Society

Mental health awareness has gained significant traction in recent years, yet it remains a complex and often misunderstood subject. As society continues

How the worm turns on NYC’s mental health crisis for progressive…

You know the menace of homeless mentally ill haunting our city streets and subways has gotten serious when even Mayor Adams’ lefty challengers are paying lip service to taking it seriously.