YOUtopia – Page 2086 – The TrUtopia Foundation

Study used to better understand student mental health

Quinnipiac University administrators are conducting an online study to comprehend student mental health and wellbeing and help better understand needs on campus. Associate Dean of Student Affairs for Health and Wellness Kerry Patton, along with a team of researchers from the University of Michigan, sent an email on Oct. 12, to all students announcing the...

How Nutrition And Food Plays A Key Role For Good Mental Health – Expert Reveals

Mental health and food are directly linked to each other. Here are some expert-suggested foods and drinks you must try.

In Columbus stop, Surgeon General declares youth mental health ‘defining challenge’ for US

The U.S. Surgeon General visited Nationwide Children's Hospital, Otterbein and Ohio State Tuesday in a push for improved youth mental health care.

Long Islanders Struggle to Access Mental Health Care, New Poll Finds

Results from a recent poll reveal a need for increased access to mental health care on Long Island.

Biden Administration Seeks to Expand 24/7 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care

The funding would help hundreds of community behavior health clinics across 46 states that provide 24-hour care for any child or adult who walks through the door, even if they can’t afford to pay

Feds Make Big Funding Push for More Mental Health Clinics

TUESDAY, Oct. 18, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- The federal government is pumping millions more dollars into an effort to expand the United States' network of community mental health centers.

Missouri U.S. Senator Blunt, and others announce expansion of mental health and addiction services

Ten states, including Missouri and Michigan, were selected to be a part of the mental health and addiction initiative created by the Excellence in Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Act.

Biden administration seeks to expand 24/7 mental health care

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra announced Tuesday that the government will award millions of dollars for states to plan how clinics can offer more on-demand help for people in crisis.

Utah governor focused on addressing social media’s harms to youth mental health – State of Reform

Utah Governor Spencer Cox gave an address Wednesday on the negative effects that social media has on the mental well-being of children and youth. Speaking at a local middle school, the governor announced the creation of the Office of Families under the Division of Family Health that will be focused on addressing social […]