Supporting Caregivers with MHFA
On April 11, 2019, Puerto Rico awoke to the tragic news that a daughter had hammered her 89-year-old mother with…
On April 11, 2019, Puerto Rico awoke to the tragic news that a daughter had hammered her 89-year-old mother with…
As the holidays quickly approach, it’s clear this year is a little different from past holiday seasons – we’re still…
It is that time of year again. The air is crisp; 6 p.m. looks like midnight; and it feels difficult…
The holiday season is often a time of year for social activities, holiday shopping, and quality time with loved ones.…
“It was crushing to try to manage it all by myself,” Cera Flynn shared in a recent Cleveland Clinic article.…
When thinking about trauma, many of us immediately think about mass traumatic events like terrorist attacks, mass shootings, torture, combat,…
Mental health and substance use challenges look different for each person affected. No challenge or diagnosis is exactly the same,…
To say 2020 has been challenging is an understatement. From COVID-19 to wildfires, civil unrest and everything in between, it’s…
Chuck Ingoglia, President and CEO of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, invites you to bring MHFA at Work to…
Mental health and well-being are key to a healthy, productive workforce. But each year, almost one in five American adults…
COVID-19 is impacting people of all ages across the country, including children and youth. Kids are not attending classes, participating…
Starting a new school year is an exciting time but can also be a stressful one. Preparing for a new…