Jackson woman dedicated 33 years as CEO of mental health clinic
The outgoing LifeWays CEO plans to pursue personal goals, such as writing and public speaking, after her retirement.
‘Ice Bucket’ trend resurfaces as #USCSpeakYourMind challenge to shed light on mental health
A student from the University of South Carolina jump-started the faded trend after losing two friends to suicide. It was his way to encourage others to speak their mind and seek help.
Childhood trauma linked with worse teen mental health, less access to care | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Adolescents with adverse childhood experiences are more likely to live with poor mental health but less likely to have access to mental health care, according to a new study led by the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health & Human Rights at Harvard University.
Superior teacher authors teen books with mental health focus
Denis James is preparing to release the second in his series of fantasy books that help young adults deal with mental health stigma.
Nigel Farage says mental health cases hugely overdiagnosed
Reform leader claims GPs are creating a ‘class of victims’
Blocking mobile phone internet for two weeks may boost mood, mental health, and attention
Blocking the internet on your smartphone for two weeks can lead to better mood and mental health—and may significantly improve your attention, a study shows.
Tulsa author tackles mental health in sports with new student-athlete guide
Tulsa mental health advocate Clay Rojas is releasing a new guide to help student-athletes manage mental health challenges, with a community launch event set for April 25 at WOMPA.
Study shows significant increase in mental health diagnoses among publicly insured children | Emory University
A new study reports a substantial increase in the percentage of mental health and neurodevelopmental disorder diagnoses among publicly insured children in the United States.
Should kids get mental health days?
How a day off can (and can’t) help children.