Expert says there has not been a lot of time for people to process the video because people might be experiencing various forms of trauma.
| Christiana Ford and WLEX-TV
The U.S. reports more opioid deaths than any other country in the world, and organizations around the country are scrambling for solutions.
| Diane Duenez
Coming together as a community for healing is one way to start the conversation regarding mental health for Asian Americans amid violence.
Section Yellow sets up near Section 112 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, for fans in recovery from alcohol addiction.
Mindfulness apps that help restore your calm. Studies have shown that these practices help build our resilience to stress.
Extreme temperatures can impact physical health, but the changing climate is also taking a toll on mental health, especially for younger generations.
| Scripps News Staff
States are proposing millions of dollars for mental health initiatives, including New York, which wants to steer $1 billion toward the issue.
Actor David Mann shares how he found support for his mental health and how he's encouraging others to seek help.
Seattle Public Schools blames social media for worsening mental health and behavioral disorders in students, making it more difficult to teach them.
| AP
A mother and daughter, who are art teachers from Lviv, Ukraine, opened a new exhibition called "Children of War" at a Chicago Ukrainian museum.
An 8-year-old dog named Bice goes to a rehabilitation center weekly to help children traumatized by Russia's war in Ukraine.
| AP and Meg Hilling
Many Americans battle depression. How do anti-depressant drugs work, and are how effective are they?
| Maritsa Georgiou and Emily Grossberg
WARNING: You're going to hear doctors and a family talk about suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and about children who've killed themselves.
Laws allowing kids to take mental health days vary by state. Some require a doctor's note, and others limit the number of mental health days allotted.
| Tricia Goss and Simplemost
200 participants were randomly assigned to a mindfulness program or daily use of a generic drug for depression and anxiety over six months.
| AP
Three quarters of Americans say they're stressed about the future of the U.S., as many prepare to vote and wait for the results of midterm elections.
There are more than 80 brain banks housing tens of thousands of brains across the U.S. One near the border is studying Hispanic brain health.
A National Alliance on Mental Illness poll found 1 in 6 teens report feeling negative emotions often or always. Some parents are taking action.
An American Psychological Association report found more than a quarter of U.S. adults are so stressed they can't function.
Psychologists say that although we pass down heirlooms from generation to generation, we can also pass down trauma from past events.
Newsy’s commitment to revealing the reality of America’s mental health crisis continues with a two-hour special.
| Matt Simon and Scripps News Staff
Newsy’s commitment to revealing the reality of America’s mental health crisis continues with a two-hour special.
| Matt Simon and Scripps News Staff
Newsy’s commitment to revealing the reality of America’s mental health crisis continues with a two-hour special.
| Matt Simon and Scripps News Staff
Newsy’s commitment to revealing the reality of America’s mental health crisis continues with a two-hour special.
| Matt Simon and Scripps News Staff
Rising suicide rates among active service members have forced the Pentagon to review the military's mental health protocols.
| AP
Integrating mental health into primary care could help increase access to behavioral health services.
Research has shown suicide rates rise by 23% after natural disasters. Depression and anxiety also go up months after the storm.
Tackling the mental health crisis from a political standpoint often comes down to one thing —funding. So where is the money going?
Charlie Health provides virtual intensive outpatient treatments for people struggling with mental health.
Studies support the idea that the effects of trauma can reverberate down generations through epigenetics.
Co-responder teams of police and mental health experts can better meet the needs of people in mental health crisis.
A very small group of just several hundred Americans is trying an at-home medical treatment involving electrical stimulation of part of the brain.
Canutillo Independent School District and Kingsville Independent School District try to get a handle on mental health care for students in need.
A Newsy investigation finds more Americans are going to the ER during a mental health crisis, and why they aren't getting the help they need.
| Karen Rodriguez and Patrick Terpstra and Rosie Cima and Rachel Gold
