Providing mental health help to students and children

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) – Mental health experts say mental health has always been a problem in children but the pandemic exacerbated those issues, especially in children. Just like many peopl…

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‘The Art of Hope’ exhibit to display interpretations of mental wellness and mental health

Mental Health America of Northeast Indiana’s third annual Art of Hope exhibit will be on display from Oct. 27 through Nov. 21 at the University of St. Francis Rolland Art Center, located at 1200 Le…

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Bowen Center receives $3.9M grant to increase mental health and substance abuse treatments

The Bowen Center has receives a $3.9 million grant to help increase mental healthcare, case management and addiction recovery treatment.

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Employers, Here Are 3 Ways You Can Advocate For Your Employees’ Mental Health

The greatest challenge employees face in the workplace today is asking for help when it comes to their mental health struggles.

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Mental health officer online training in Tuscaloosa

For the past six months, UA’s school of Social Work and Center For the Advanced Public Safety have developed an online training program for law enforcement.

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Pandemic sparks doctors to coin new mental health disorder

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) -- Americans are suffering from mental health disorders of all types as we head into year two of the pandemic-- anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.  The continued suffering has led doctors to coin a new term for the declining mental health across

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GLCF awards $208,000 in coronavirus response grants to address mental health needs

LOWELL — The Greater Lowell Community Foundation issued a new round of coronavirus-related grants, providing $208,750 to 13 nonprofits across Greater Lowell that will be used to address mental heal…

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Doctors seek federal funding due to adolescent mental health crisis

Doctors have made a Declaration of a National Emergency in Child and Adolescent Mental Health.

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School system sets Thanksgiving break for mental health

CHAPEL HILL, N,.C. (AP) — Students in a North Carolina school system will have the entire week of Thanksgiving off to support students and staff members’ mental health and wellness, the district ha…

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