Ex-Cowboys OL Brandon Knight to focus on mental health away from NFL
Brandon Knight is now stepping away from football; ex-Dallas teammate Dak Prescott has been a vocal proponent of mental health awareness. | From @ToddBrock24f7
City Employees, Retirees in SF Insured by Kaiser Face Months-Long Wait for Mental Health Care
San Francisco city employees insured through Kaiser Permanente and seeking mental health treatment sometimes have to wait up to three months for an appointment with a therapist, a hearing during the Board of Supervisors’ Government Audit and Oversight Committee on Thursday revealed.
There’s a link between mental health offerings and keeping workers from quitting
The nation may mark October as Mental Health Awareness Month, but it's an issue that needs ongoing attention, resources, and commitment, experts say.
Touro’s New PsyD Program to Prepare Students For 21st Century Mental Health Practice
Unique Focus on Health and Healthcare will Offer Training for Careers in Medical and Behavioral Health Settings
URI’s annual 5K run for mental health set for this Saturday
Hundreds of people are expected to return to the University of Rhode Island on Saturday for a special 5K fundraiser to support those affected by suicide and mental health issues.URI’s
Potential mental health facility in Paradise runs afoul with residents
More than 100 people filled the Paradise Town Council Chambers on Wednesday night to hear from a potential landlord who wants to put a mental health facility at Feather Canyon Gracious Retirement L…
How mental health brands are marketing amid COVID burnout
A growing number of mental health care brands are marketing themselves amid COVID-related burnout, stress and fatigue.
State leaders vow to tackle youth mental health crisis
BOSTON — The state’s political leaders are weighing how to expand services for youth as medical experts warn of a “tsunami” of mental health issues in the wake of the
State leaders vow to tackle youth mental health crisis
BOSTON — The state’s political leaders are weighing how to expand services for youth as medical experts warn of a “tsunami” of mental health issues in the wake of the