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“Boundaries And Your Mental Health” on Morning Energy

For decades during the month of October, many people from around the world have collectively raised awareness about mental health issues in support of World Mental Health Day. Mental Health is important at every stage of our lives and involves our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. According to psychotherapists, learning to set setting boundaries are... Read more »

Workplace well-being: why employers should invest in mental health

Businesses and organisations that neglect staff happiness risk a talent exodus.

How stigma prevents people from accessing mental health care and what can be done about it

Mental health stigma is a complex process that starts when society identifies someone as different — and ends with serious consequences to people's daily functioning and ability to access care. Here's how you can break down stigma in your community...

Children’s mental health impacted by COVID-19 pandemic

Pilot program in Stanislaus County town links students with digital mental health services

Children's mental health is an ongoing crisis that has worsened during the pandemic. In the Central Valley, efforts are underway to help youth with outreach.

Mental health care wait times at Kaiser are unacceptably long, say patients, clinicians

After years of complaints from healthcare providers and patients on the extremely long waits to see a mental health practitioner at Kaiser Permanente, a

OT Knight taking break to focus on mental health

Offensive tackle Brandon Knight did not report to the Baltimore Ravens this week because he needed to take some time away from the game.

John McLaren to take mental health break

John McLaren has been called many things over his lengthy and impressive caddie career. Obvious things like true professional or hard working and sincere. Others like fun-loving, friendly and approachable. And more obscure things like wine connoisseur, restaurant guru and fashion icon.

New mural in Reading shines spotlight on mental health

The “Hope Blossoms” mural was installed behind Threshold Rehabilitation Services’ Mosaic House in the 500 block of Franklin Street as part of an effort to eradicate the stigma beh…