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Hansch: Getting mental health treatment more complicated than you think

Conversations around mental health have become center stage in the post-COVID19 world, as long-term isolation, stress and anxiety have caused one of the worst mental health epidemics in recent memory.

Prioritize mental health

When left unchecked, life can feel like speeding along a crowded highway with an exact amount of time to arrive at the destination.

Schnucks trains employees to respond to mental health crises

Schnucks Store Manager Armen Midzic has a wide range of responsibilities, from examining produce, checking in on staff, re-arranging stock, and now assisting a person suffering from a mental health crisis.

Perspective: The latest crisis in mental health is a lack of providers. But you can be part of the solution

Professionals are important when people are struggling, but so are family, friends and communities

WeWork China’s former tech head launches on-demand work pods

At a time when China’s zero-COVID policy continues to interrupt offline work and face-to-face interactions, Dominic Penaloza, the former head of innovation and technology at WeWork China, is introducing a bold idea — on-demand work booths placed in public locations — and has managed to quickly raise capital for the business. Penaloza named his new […]

Navigating mental health during the holidays

Security guards without medical training caring for Walsall mental health patients

Security guards with no medical training have been left in charge of mentally ill patients in Walsall for thousands of hours a year.

Mental health, recovery specialists give tips for people struggling during the holidays

For some people, the holidays cause more stress and anxiety, especially for those in recovery or people battling mental health issues.

America’s universities are failing students facing mental health crises

Instead of expanding services and prioritizing mental health, some schools are compounding the problem by forcing students who come forward to leave their walls.