One woman is hosting a big event in two weeks, looking to help those struggling with addiction and mental health issues. On April 27, Emily Ragland is hosting the second annual Hazel Green Alumni well-being check in. It’s an event where anyone struggling with addiction and mental health issues can come to have free food and drinks, while hearing the testimony of former drug addicts.

Readers discuss a more holistic approach to fostering youth resilience, The Last Dance’s re-release on the silver screen, and enticing visitors to Hong Kong.

2News' Isabel Flores learns more about the free Plurawl app- designed to help people process their emotions in a more accessible way.

Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — In the wake of a tragic loss, students and parents gathered to address mental health challenges and substance abuse.

Michael Schrader, chief executive of the Central California Alliance for Health, the local Medicaid plan for people in Merced, Santa Cruz and neighboring counties, said he has been hearing concerns…

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — On Saturday morning, students from the School of The Arts joined their families and health partners in leading discussions about mental health and substance abuse in the Ro…

Fans called for BJ Penn to get help after he claimed his family had been “murdered and replaced by imposters.”

Clinicians throughout Hampton Roads are reporting insurance reimbursement payments from Tricare have been stalled for months, causing some patients to lose access to essential mental health care.

This initiative, made possible by a $2.7 million grant from CalOptima Health to Wellness & Prevention Center (WPC), aims to create a supportive environment for young people aged 12 to 25.