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Oklahoma making headway to improve mental health care access

Nationally, Mental Health America ranks the state 45th for overall mental health using a scale that takes into account access, prevalence of mental illness, substance use disorders and suicide contemplation.

Mental Health: Columbine, Sandy Hook, Marjory Stoneman Douglas shootings seemingly rooted in mental illness

Mental Health: Columbine, Sandy Hook, Marjory Stoneman Douglas - school shootings rooted in mental illness

Mental Health: Polk Vision’s juvenile statistics show 1 in 5 students may have attempted suicide

Mental Health: Polk Vision's juvenile statistics - 1 in 5 students have attempted suicide and more than one-third of multi-race females have thought about it.

Mental Health: Juvenile Baker Act reports reveal children who have lost hope

Hopeless children: students who have suicidal thoughts, hear voices, and want to harm themselves or others.

Our View: Mental Health: Collaboration will support higher need

Local mental health services have been stretched thin as the needs rise past capacity, but a silver lining comes with the resilient and stronger effort to meet those needs among

Anxiety And Depression: Youth Mental Health Got Worse During The Pandemic

In Hawaii, mental health providers say they’re only beginning to see the repercussions of forced social isolation and distance learning on young people.

On social media and our mental health [column]

Social media offer an awesome way to communicate online, but one thing not many people think about is how much it can influence and hurt other people.

Meta’s leaked internal research on child and teen mental health isn’t the smoking gun we think it is, according to a top scientist

To have it held up as "damning proof" of the ill effects of Instagram is "madness-making if you're a responsible scientist," Andrew Przybylski said.

Colorado has a half-billion dollars to fix its mental health system, but it won’t work without workers

DENVER — In the spring of 2020, the community mental health center that serves Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties had a completely manageable number of job openings — 11 therapists, counselors and other clinicians....