A recent study found that commutes are a sort of "liminal space" – a time free of both home and work roles.
A Harlem church is breaking down barriers in getting mental health help by bringing in professionals to assist the underserved community.
Mental health experts are teaming up with park rangers to help those experience homelessness in a first-of-its-kind program in Colorado.
To combat gambling addiction, AI can act as a friend who might tap someone on the shoulder at a casino and ask if they need a break.
Families can create a profile on the app for their loved ones, which includes information about their disability.
Researchers at the University of New England looked at five different apps to see how effective they were in reducing symptoms of anxiety.
A program that connects LGBTQ youth and young adults in crisis with specialized counselors is expanding its text and chat hours.
Sen. Fetterman reportedly went over rail safety legislation and other Senate business with his chief of staff while in the hospital.
BetterHelp provides millions of Americans with mental health services. A federal agency says the company broke its promise to keep information secure.
Dr. Sherry Walling hosts workshops that combine her skills as a clinical psychologist and an amatuer circus artist.
Colton Underwood talks about his mental health crusade on Capitol Hill.
Fetterman is being treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he checked himself in for clinical depression on Feb. 15.
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Nearly a dozen states have considered authorizing psychologists to write prescriptions, but legislative changes have not happened since 2017.
The Youth Risk Behavior Study measured the state of teen behavior from 2011 to 2021 and found feelings of "sadness or hopelessness" increased.
Fetterman’s openess has led to praise from mental health advocates, fellow members of Congress, and President Joe Biden.
Micro-dosing is said to improve moods and decrease stress and anxiety.
Breakup songs have timeless popularity and could even have heartbreak benefits, some pscyhologists say.
A bartender who noticed others in her industry struggling with their health developed a training program to help them alleviate stress and pain.
Nancy Nelson founded a group called Free Moms to support college students' mental health and help ease stress.
Researchers are studying how to use AI to personalize depression treatment and potentially predict a depressive episode before it happens.
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.
The U.S. reports more opioid deaths than any other country in the world, and organizations around the country are scrambling for solutions.
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.
The old suicide lifeline number was a clunky 1-800 number, but 988 is easy to remember.
Extreme temperatures can impact physical health, but the changing climate is also taking a toll on mental health, especially for younger generations.
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.
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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.
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Many Americans battle depression. How do anti-depressant drugs work, and are how effective are they?
WARNING: You're going to hear doctors and a family talk about suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and about children who've killed themselves.
