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Mental health in the UP: Upper Michigan Today features the Six Feet Over organization

UMT features the Six Feet Over organization to get more mental health resources in the area.

Poor mental health is ‘new normal’ for half of Australian women, according to report

A new report showing high levels of depression (52%), anxiety (44%), body image issues (39%) and insomnia (30%) has prompted a call from public health advocates and researchers for more gender-targeted ...

Family of NYC teen killed by police during mental health crisis sues city, NYPD

Police shot and killed Win Rozario while his mother and brother watched and begged them not to shoot.

Examining The Economic Case For College Mental Health

Economic evaluations of mental health support can help many administrators balance their priorities and highlight the financial benefits of campus counseling centers.

David Lawrence center knocks one building down, starts work for new patient center

A walk-in center where patients can get help without an appointment will be a big deal for anyone facing a mental health issue.

Over 1,000 Maui keiki to benefit as wildfire mental health program expands in year 2

Maui Youth & Family Services (MYFS), in partnership with Maui United Way and Sentry’s Mālama Nā Keiki Initiative, is expanding critical mental health services for keiki impacted by the Lahaina wildfires.

How to redefine men’s mental health stigmas

Rula relates that stigma often keeps men from getting the help they need to improve their emotional well-being.

Lessons Learned from the NGA Policy Academy to Drive Thriving Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing

This report expands upon findings from the Policy Academy to Drive Thriving Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing and provides guidance and insight to Governors and other state and territory policymakers seeking to advance change in their youth mental health systems.

When mental health hurts your body: Here’s how a Houston doctor and nonprofit are working to change the story

Cardiologist Dr. Paulraj Samuel is teaming up with Mosaics, a nonprofit connecting people to mental health services before symptoms spiral into physical distress.