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GHEC talks mental health options

GRANADA— On Thursday night the Granada Huntley East Chain (GHEC) school board met for their first meeting of the school year and over the course of the meeting they discussed how the year had progressed thus far and made plans for the coming weeks. Shortly after the meeting began the board heard a report from […]

Are Legislative Findings in Prop. 63 (Mental Health) Bills Sufficient? – California Globe

In reviewing recently-passed legislation that proposes amendments to California’s Mental Health Services Act, as enacted by the voters by Prop. 63, the

Kaiser mental health strike in Northern California enters fourth week

As the strike of mental health workers at Kaiser Permanente in Northern California enters its fourth week, thousands of Kaiser nurses are being kept on the job without a contract by their union.

Celebrities are Prioritising Mental Health. Here’s Why You Should Too

Put your mental health first in life with these tips from Mary Spillane, Clinical Psychologist and Headspace App’s Mental Health Expert.

Hennepin County works to improve access to mental health support amid rising demand among youth

Last year, the American Academy of Pediatrics declared a national emergency in child and adolescent mental health. Hennepin County Commissioner Kevin Anderson held a panel on how to improve mental health support for students.

Indigenous Boarding School Survivor Details Mental Health Trauma

Brought Plenty says her experience at a South Dakota Indian boarding school led to mental trauma that she unknowingly passed down to her kids.

Student-led organization hosting event aimed at raising mental health awareness at University of Pennsylvania

Indiana providers creating plan to address kids’ mental health needs

INDIANAPOLIS – Riley Children’s Health is leading a statewide effort to help Hoosier kids get the mental health care they need. Riley is working with more than 100 other individuals and…

‘Trauma is trauma’: MCCC meets communities with mental health services post-flood

MCCC case managers have been hitting the streets to help, while teams serve food and more to those in need, putting the crews on the front line. But, now, they are focused on the bottom line: the long-term impacts of the flood.