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Milwaukee leaders host ‘Men’s Health Night,’ discuss mental health among African American men

Milwaukee community leaders came together to empower men to become more aware of their mental, physical, and emotional health

New York Launches Mental Health Initiative for Performers, Restaurant Workers and Nightlife Community

New York restaurant workers, performers, and hospitality business operators can receive mental health support.

Southwest Mississippi Mental Health Complex receives $2.9M grant

NATCHEZ, Miss. (WJTV) – Southwest Mississippi Mental Health Complex (SWMMHC) has been awarded a $2.9 million grant to target children suffering from serious emotional disturbance (SED), adult…

Washburn University hosts screening clinic for adolescent mental health

TOPEKA (KSNT)- Washburn University is hosting an open house for children to help spot early signs of mental health issues. The open house took place from 4-7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 24 in the lobby o…

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month highlights importance of breaking mental health stigma

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and the Department of Mental Health and Vermont’s advocacy groups want you to know how to make a difference.

Serenity’s story: Warning signs for mental health in teens

“She was amazing, she was a light. When things were dark she always had a sense of humor always laughing."

Report: Vermont Remains 1st In US In Mental-Health Access

WATERBURY — Access to mental health services in Vermont continues to be ranked first in the nation, according to the annual report, State of Mental Health in America.

Resource crisis for youth in foster care experiencing mental health issues

A letter penned to state lawmakers and leaders depicts a state system failing to meet the care of youth in foster care who are experiencing mental health issues.

Outdoor exercise benefits new moms’ mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic – California News Times

Women engaged in postpartum physical activity report better mental health than women with less physical activity.Courtesy of author The extended duration of the COVID-19 pandemic means that more women will give birth during the pandemic, and some women have multiple pregnancy and postnatal experiences. As a physical activity researcher advocating exercise as a medicine, I …