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MHA Issues New Report on Social Media and Youth Mental Health

/PRNewswire/ -- Mental Health America (MHA) today released a new report that examines the impact of social media on youth mental health and identifies ways to...

Research reveals mental health’s impact on parole rearrest likelihood

Individuals who have a mental illness are more likely to be rearrested after being released from prison than those without a mental illness, according to a new study by a University at Buffalo School ...

Nine ways to improve your mental health in winter

SAD affects one in 20 people in the UK and is most common amongst men. Here are expert tips to help improve your mental health this time of year.

Educators’ mental health matters: ‘Not all of us are OK’

We must take a hard look at the mental health crisis in our schools and develop comprehensive plans that provide real support for teachers.

Chris Murphy Advocates for Mental Health Awareness in Computer Science Education :: News & Events :: Swarthmore College

Chris Murphy, visiting assistant professor of computer science, emphasizes the importance of empathy and mental health awareness in computer science education.Murphy researches computer science education, working to destigmatize mental health and create supportive learning environments to help computer science students thrive academically and personally.

Taking steps to better mental health

1,000 more steps than usual each day can help against depression

Is it safe to use AI chatbots for therapy? Here’s what mental health experts say

As AI technology advances, more people are using chatbot platforms in place of human interactions — including for therapy. Here’s what experts want you to know.

Birmingham police get monthly mental health leave to ease job stress

The city of birmingham is prioritizing mental health for its police officers.Abc33/40's olivia gauthier was at birmingham city council this morning where counci

We need a community conversation about mental health in Kentucky. Now.

In Kentucky, suicide represents the second leading cause of death for people ages 10-34. Research shows every suicide directly impacts 135 people.