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Breaking the Stigma of Mental Health Medications

AMARILLO, Texas(KAMR/KCIT) —Mental Health Issues are something that most people will deal with in their lifetime. Whether it’s something temporary or long-term, medication is a common way to …

Federal law will provide CT kids more access to mental health care

Federal money designed to help connect CT youth with mental health professionals comes amid a national youth mental health crisis.

Troubled Digital Mental Health Startup Cerebral Lays Off More than 1,000 Employees

Cerebral Inc. announced to employees it will lay off 20% of its workforce, impacting just over 1,000 people. This news, which was first reported by

Dallas County Unveils Mental Health Program for First Responders

As growing mental health concerns for first responders grow in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and tragedies, Dallas County is offering services to help address those concerns.

Michigan schools fight teacher mental health crisis

The CDC Foundation, a nonprofit that fosters collaboration between the Centers for...

Mental health startup Cerebral to cut about 20% of workforce

Telehealth startup Cerebral Inc is cutting its workforce by 20%, a company spokesperson said on Monday.

Mental health startup Cerebral to cut about 20% of workforce

Telehealth startup Cerebral Inc is cutting its workforce by 20%, a company spokesperson said on Monday. The Wall Street Journal reported earlier that the company, which provides mental health services through its telehealth platform, would be reducing its workforce to match lower patient demand and growth targets.

Indiana GOP leaders discuss increased funding for mental health – Indianapolis Business Journal

Republican leaders seemed optimistic they could secure funding for mental health during the 2023 budget-writing session, despite the numerous priorities warring for monies from the state’s healthy surplus.

Hundreds at University of Arizona now trained to help with mental health emergencies

Resident advisors and community managers at the University of Arizona are finishing up mental health first aid training as part of a new course.