Embedding mental health with law enforcement
At the request of the Camden Police Department (CPD), Christina Miller found herself sitting with a student at Camden High School recently to determine their mental health needs.
Keans Mental Health Fair
By Ja’Bria Lester | Published November 3, 2022 Life as we know it could take a big toll on our mental health and could affect anyone, especially college students. The older we get, the more responsibilities we have to take on whether it’s with school, family, bills, or even our personal lives. Kean University ensures that students are being recognized [...]
What 300 therapists had to say about mental health
Because therapists are on the front lines of the mental health crisis, we asked them for advice for getting mental health help when you can’t find a therapist.
Matt Barnes explains importance of getting proper mental health care
Before the Kings' game against the Miami Heat, former Kings forward Matt Barnes explained just how important it was to take care of one's mental health.
Matt Barnes explains importance of getting proper mental health care
Before the Kings' game against the Miami Heat, former Kings forward Matt Barnes explained just how important it was to take care of one's mental health.
A mental health helpline for farmers comes to Virginia
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The helpline is available whether there is a crisis or not
Federal government looking to expand mental health resources in schools, local school explain how federal money helps
$1 billion will go to increasing school-based health professionals by ramping up mental health services and personnel in schools.
‘No one would know looking at this’: Readers share mental health battles behind their photos
As part of Carson Daly's "Mind Matters" series on TODAY, readers submitted photos that depict their mental health journey and what was really going on in their lives when the photo was taken.
Colorado, Idaho opt out of national survey that tracks teen mental health
Colorado and Idaho are joining a handful of other states in opting out of a long-running CDC survey that tracks teenagers' mental health.