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Boldt Construction’s Gatekeeper Program Provides Peer-to-Peer Mental Health Assistance

By Karen Stokes September is Suicide Prevention Month. According to the CDC, construction is one of the top five major industries with the highest suicide rates. The Boldt Company, a local construc…

Phoenix Bishop: Catholics With Mental-Health Struggles Aren’t Alone

The Office for Catholic Mental Health Ministry is set to open in January 2023.

Why you should never be ashamed of your mental health needs

Between the demands of life and our personal thoughts and emotions, it can be hard to manage your mental health. You first need to remind yourself that every single person has mental health. We all think inner thoughts. We all have triggers and coping mechanisms. We all process life differently, and

Catholics with mental health struggles aren’t alone, Phoenix bishop says

Catholics who struggle with mental illness, and their loved ones who want to help them, will soon find more formal support in the Phoenix Diocese.

Harry Miller opens up about mental health journey

Miller medically retired from football in March

NAMI Montgomery Co. to hold ‘Family and Friends Walk for Mental Health Awareness’

Following the walk, a festival will take place from 11 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

Starting student conversations about mental health, with a simple ‘Hello’

Kalavritinos: Focus on mental health coverage critical to communities

As mental health needs surge, accessible and affordable mental health services are nearly impossible to find.

Hermitage schools launch mental health initiative

HERMITAGE — The excited students gathered in the Ionta Elementary School gymnasium Thursday afternoon had the energy of a pep rally, as they eagerly answered questions and even helped wrap