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Church’s $38k grant aims to break mental health stigma in faith communities

Creating a safe space while also bringing awareness to mental health in faith-based institutions.That's the goal for Covenant Community Church in South Bend, af

Culture Council: Why Every Great Leader Needs to Prioritize Their Mental Health

Leaders owe it to themselves and those they guide to prioritize mental health as a cornerstone of sustainable success.

Gary preparing to launch Mental Health and Crisis Network

When the City of Gary set aside $1.5 million of its American Rescue Plan Act funds for a Mobile Mental Health/Crisis Response Initiative nearly 4 years ago,

Danville mental health facility expands to Pittsylvania County with new recovery center

Epic Health has expanded its services into Chatham with the opening of a new facility dedicated to supporting adult males battling substance abuse addiction.

Mental health center CEO aims to expand services

A fourth-generation Montanan, Bob Lopp was born and raised in Kalispell. Growing up, his parents were always involved in the community, a concept he brought into his adult life too.

The Coalition For Student Wellbeing: Bridging Gaps In Mental Health

The Coalition for Student Wellbeing seeks to help non-profits, government agencies, and university decision-makers to engage students and young adults about mental health

Illinois community colleges receive funds to support student mental health

The Illinois Community College Board allocated more than $3.6 million to 32 Illinois Community Colleges to support student mental health in 2025 through Mental Health Early Action on Campus grants.

Students face seasonal mental health challenges

During the winter months, mental health among students presents itself uniquely in comparison to other times of the year. The changing seasons can influence Aggies in different ways. Assistant director of crisis services Kari Keller Becker, Ph.D. said some of the most common concerns students discuss in therapy include anxiety, depression, stress, academic worries and...

Loneliness: Two types, two impacts, and what they mean for mental health

Loneliness isn't just one thing—it has two key forms: emotional loneliness (lacking deep connections) and social loneliness (lacking social networks). Recognizing these differences is crucial for mental health interventions and public policy.