Personalized, online mental health support – @theU
The downloadable Nod app and the online platform You@Utah are free for members of the U community and are accessible at any time.
Mental wellness expert discusses how to take care of your mental health during National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
The warning signs, prevention methods and where to go for help
Mental health task force aims to enhance wellness on campus
Earlier this year Provost Gregory Mandel announced the launch of a new task force whose mission is to analyze and enhance the mental health and wellness services available to Temple students, faculty
Delaware doctors now have easier access to mental health so we can help ourselves — and you
New legislation commendably allows Delaware doctors to seek mental health care without stigma.
Minneapolis’ mental health responders provide alternative to police and ambulances
Unarmed mental health professionals responded to more than 3,300 911 calls in Minneapolis over the first six months of a pilot program
Hospitals in ‘crisis’ as staff shortages persist at Missouri mental health facilities
(Missouri Independent) - Hospitals across Missouri are facing a “crisis” caring for patients in acute care settings who can’t find long-term care through
Staff are being added at Thompson Middle School to address mental health. Here’s why
The new personnel come as the state noticed the district was disproportionately identifying Black students as “Other Health Impaired.”
Missouri’s hospitals are in ‘crisis’ because of staff shortages at mental health facilities
The Department of Mental Health has continued to grapple with steep vacancies among staff, causing access to care across its state-run mental health facilities to decline as wings are shut down.
Savvier buyers threaten mental health tech’s momentum
Early in the pandemic, employers panic-shopped for virtual mental health services. Now, there are signs of that sales momentum slowing down.