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Jeannette woman to remain in custody as mental health is evaluated

A Jeannette woman will remain jailed while she awaits trial for possession of a weapon of mass destruction after utility workers were injured as they attempted to restore water service to her home last year. Deborah Samulski, 62, was paroled Monday after serving three months behind bars following her conviction

Lane Johnson’s return to Eagles restarts a vital conversation about athletes’ mental health | Mike Sielski

The Eagles tackle has started another important discussion. That’s a good thing ... for us and, one hopes, for him.

Study: Utah teens continue struggling with mental health, vaping on the rise

(ABC4) – As the pandemic affected lives across the state, a biennial report surveyed teens from grades 6-12, taking a look at their overall health when it comes to negative triggers. The Utah…

🔒Mental Health Matters: A police officer’s therapy success story

Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit will be doing a series of stories on mental health.

Kansas inmates wait months for mental health treatment

Inmates with mental health issues are waiting months to get the medication and treatment they need to be deemed competent to assist in their own defense because a state hospital is so overtaxed.

Family desperate to find missing Navy sailor in mental health crisis

Mascerlin Ellison, 23, left his home around 4:30 a.m. driving a grey Honda Accord.

Team USA to have plenty of mental health support in Beijing

The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) said on Monday it will have a number of mental health resources in place at the 2022 Beijing Olympics to help protect the well-being of its entire delegation.

Ocean Mental Health Services Has a New Name

/PRNewswire/ -- Ocean Mental Health Services, Ocean County's leading provider of mental health, behavioral, and addiction services, has announced a rebranding...

New statewide mental health hotline to go online in January

Granite Staters in the midst of a mental health crisis will be able to call a single, statewide number to be connected with mental health and addiction care beginning in January.In June, the executive council approved a $9 million dollar contract with...