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Oakland County hosting free mental health counseling events following Oxford High School shooting

Oakland County announced it would be hosting free mental health counseling and resource events this week following the deadly Oxford High School shooting that occurred on Nov. 30.

Why Cubs’ Marcus Stroman Puts ‘Huge Emphasis’ on Mental Health

New Cubs starter Marcus Stroman’s holistic approach to training includes embracing an emphasis on mental health and well-being.

Meet the state worker responsible for identifying the gaps in Minnesota’s mental-health workforce | MinnPost

Teri Fritsma's work recently led NAMI Minnesota to select her for the organization’s annual Public Service Award.

Mental Health First Aid research in rural Texas

Dr Mahadevan describes an intervention program for reducing stigma, prevention, timely intervention and recovery from mental health challenges

NAB staff claim ‘dehumanising’ overwork causing physical and mental health problems

‘I drove my car off the road,’ employee claims in report that finds excessive unpaid overtime has become normalised at National Australia Bank

Prince Harry Says People Should Quit Their Jobs If It’s Negatively Effecting Their Mental Health

“We’re just at the beginning of the mental health awakening,” the royal said in a new interview.

Denver7 Everyday Hero provides mental health support for hard-hit service industry

Food and beverage employees have one of the highest rates of addiction of any industry. This week's Denver7 Everyday Hero is providing them with support through honest and tough conversations.

Two books address mental health issues, explain how to get the most out of therapy

Bringing greater clarity to dealing with issues such as relationships, depression, grief and addiction

State mental health safety net is ‘failing’ Coloradans

Colorado, the state with the nation’s highest rate of adult mental illness and lowest access to care, has been giving the 17 community mental health centers non-compete contracts and a privileged rate status for nearly 60 years, without meaningful oversight of the $437 million a year in tax dollars they receive to serve as the core of Colorado’s safety net.