UISD and Pillar announce mental health program

According to a 2024 survey, teachers nationwide experienced job-related stress that resulted in burnout or some form of depression.

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Putting mental health care at the forefront for first responders

A study released this week by SUNY New Paltz found a majority of the 6,000 first responders asked experience stress, burnout, and anxiety.

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Empowering cancer survivors: Improving mental health and well-being

Gilda's Club Kentuckiana offers classes for cancer patients and survivors and is expected to provide service to 4,000 people this year.

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ECU hosts award-winning mental health event

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — East Carolina University’s Campus Living Organization hosted their award-winning mental health program, called S.H.O.E.S. S.H.O.E.S stands for Students Honorin…

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Man accused in New Albany shooting hospitalized for mental health before legal gun purchase

Columbus police records show Bruce Foster was hospitalized twice in 2022 after family members called police with concerns about his behavior.

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7 Women Who Embrace Their Mental Health Diagnoses As Entrepreneurial Superpowers

The same traits that can make mental health diagnoses daunting can also foster strengths that propel growth and innovation—especially for entrepreneurs forging their own paths.

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KY3 Digital Extra: Missourians waiting in jail for court-ordered mental health care reaches all-time high

Missouri’s mental health crisis has been felt in the jail and prison system, too.

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Calif. sheriff’s office ends response to non-criminal mental health calls after qualified immunity ruling

The change follows the Scott v. Smith decision, in which a court ruled a fatal use of force in a mental health response unjustified and questioned if LEOs should have been involved

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Families fear new Sacramento sheriff’s office policy on non-criminal mental health calls

For families with loved ones who suffer from mental illness and have relied on Sacramento sheriff's deputies to assist with non-criminal mental health calls, the department's new policy has drawn

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