Celebrating the Strength of Women This Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, a month when women are especially celebrated for their strength, vigor and resilience. Coverage of…
March is Women’s History Month, a month when women are especially celebrated for their strength, vigor and resilience. Coverage of…
Teen Health Week has gone global. Begun in Pennsylvania in 2016, the annual celebration of adolescent health and mental health…
“Healing emotional pain is not as straightforward as rebuilding physical structures, or restoring cell service,” said Chirlane McCray, New York…
When we think of police officers, our minds may jump to the physical tools resting on their toolbelts: tasers, handguns,…
It is well known that unhealthy eating patterns can cause mood swings. Blood sugar fluctuations and nutritional imbalances are often…
March is National Criminal Justice Month. When we think about mental health and the criminal justice system, we may conjure…
With a brassy laugh and penchant for bringing her granddaughter to appointments, Ms. L had been a memorable patient for…
Over 7.9 million people in the U.S. have a dual diagnosis according to a 2014 study by the National Alliance…
This piece was originally published on The Hill. Read the original article. Approximately 10 percent of police calls involve a person with…
Forty million individuals in the U.S. have a mental illness or condition according to Mental Health America’s 2017 data. That’s…
Five years ago, family physician Pamela Wible began compiling a list of doctors who have completed suicide. Since then, she…
We see it in the news every day: the death toll due to opioid overdose continues to climb. The national…