One day, you are 17 years and 364 days old, seeing your life-long pediatrician who has guided you through every step of your medical journey from childhood to your adolescent years. The... Read more »
Cottonbro Studios/Pexels The virtue of helping others is well chronicled. Celebrities like Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey, Mark Zuckerberg, LeBron James, and Bono all champion charitable education and public health causes with personal... Read more »
An Adelaide hospital is supporting students admitted to its mental health ward to keep on top of their education under a new program that has attracted global interest. Key points: More young people are experiencing... Read more »
Feeling insecure? Launceston photographer Tamika McCall, would suggest you step in front of a camera in a professional photography studio. As a ‘boudoir’ studio, Ms McCall’s photography business aims to exude sensuality. Backed by... Read more »
Emily Divine is the Mobile Response Team (MRT) program leader HANCOCK COUNTY — The county resident had a knife to his throat and cuts on his arm, the report stated. While officials... Read more »
A decade-long crisis in South Sudan has pushed women living in camps for Internally Displaced People (IDPs) in Bentiu, Unity State, to seek alternative ways to survive. Most women and their families were displaced by floods... Read more »
“If you deal with it in a healthy fashion then I think you come out the other side a better person. I’ve got so much more energy now than I ever had... Read more »
Every parent is concerned when their children face social and emotional struggles, particularly when there are signs of depression, anxiety, eating disorders, aggression and poor grades. However, most parents don’t realize the... Read more »
Keiser University West Palm Beach Campus learner Justin Rhodes recently celebrated an uncertain milestone as he was awarded his Occupational Therapy Assistant Associate of Science degree following a near-fatal crash. After a... Read more »
On the second day of a conference, I awoke to a 7 a.m. phone call from my dad. “Azmi, your grandfather had a brain hemorrhage and was admitted to the hospital.” I... Read more »
Every person has a right to proper mental healthcare, no matter their age, ethnicity, gender, financial status, or location. However, millions of people still lack access to essential health services, such as... Read more »
In October, about 70 school and district leaders from around the country gathered in Utah for a mental health summit. More than once during the three-day conference, administrators had to break away... Read more »
Self-help groups have become increasingly popular in recent years, as they provide individuals with a support system that can help them to achieve their goals and dreams. These groups are made up... Read more »
In recent years, the field of mental health has seen a significant increase in the use of technology. From mobile apps to virtual therapy sessions, technology is helping to expand mental health... Read more »
The Hidden Strength in Brokenness: How Our Pain Fuels Compassion Life is an intricate mosaic of experiences, some filled with joy and love, others marked by trials and suffering. Within this spectrum,... Read more »
Teletherapy is revolutionizing mental healthcare. Teletherapy is transforming the way we address and prioritize mental health. It is helping in breaking down barriers that have long hindered individuals from accessing mental healthcare... Read more »
CARBONDALE, Ill. — Although May is Mental Health Awareness Month, helping students and the community with mental health needs is what Southern Illinois University Carbondale is all about throughout the year, said... Read more »
Wellington Bay resident Artie Lynnworth does a handstand. The old saying, ‘If you want something done, ask a busy person’ applies to 76-year-old Artie Lynnworth. The resident of the Wellington Bay senior... Read more »
On the morning of July 4, 2022, 10-year-old Mason Tepper was in the car with his family when ambulances went flying past with sirens blaring. By the time they got to his... Read more »
Facility schools are intended to act as temporary programs of last resort to stabilize students so they can successfully return to their home schools. Yet, the state does not keep track of... Read more »
Alabama State University senior Diamond Richard is making great strides toward achieving her goal of entering medical school and becoming an OB-GYN physician. But it hasn’t been easy because of the mental... Read more »
When Ayla started the ninth grade this school year at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, she felt a bit overwhelmed. She was in a new building, with new teachers, classes and peers. “It... Read more »
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