Pueblo County High play about suicide awareness wins Mental Health America award
"No One Hears Unless You Scream," a teen suicide awareness play, received an award from Mental Health America of Pueblo.
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Digital mental health unicorn Lyra Health is expanding its teen behavioral health offerings. The expansion comes as the nation shines a brighter spotlight
DentaQuest’s Steve Pollock and Susan Pollock Honored by the Massachusetts Association of Mental Health
MAMH recognizes Steve and Susan Pollock’s work promoting and furthering effective treatment for children and adults affected by mental health challenges Massachusetts Association of Mental Health 2022 Friend & Leader Award Dinner. Susan Pollock and Steve Pollock accept 2022 Friend & Leader Award at the Massachusetts Association of Mental Health's 2022 Friend & Leader Award Ceremony. BOSTON, Sept. 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DentaQuest President Steve Pollock and his wife Susan, were recently aw
Nashville program teaming police with mental health workers is now permanent
A unanimous Metro Council vote made Nashville's program teaming up mental health workers with police permanent.
54% of Americans say their mental health issues like anxiety and depression are directly related to student loan debt
Not all Americans are debt-free since Biden's student debt cancellations. 63% struggle with payments, affecting the mental health of many, new survey finds.
Another reason to opt for an apple over potato chips: Fruits appear to be better brain food
"Eating fruit more often and resisting the potato chips is one way that we might feel a little bit more positive day-to-day," said Nicola-Jayne Tuck.
Neal, Brady Praise Committee Passage of Home Visiting and Mental Health Legislation
WASHINGTON, DC—Today, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard E. Neal (D-MA) and Ranking Member Kevin Brady (R-TX) applauded the Committee’s passage of home visiting and mental health legislation: “The Ways and Means Committee continues to show that when we work together, we not only deliver for the American people, but we accomplish big things,” Chairman Neal said. “Today, we were honored to be joined by the loved ones of our late colleague, Congresswoman Jackie Walorski, as we honored her service and legacy by passing the reauthorization of home visiting legislation.