Month: July 2022

Anxiety

July 13, 2022

Mental health care must become standard operating procedure in employee benefits

Building insurance products where mental health services are a part of the plans needs to become the norm.
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Anxiety

July 13, 2022

60% of college kids are living with mental health issues. Most schools are unprepared, and it could hold dire consequences for students’ futures

Isolated, homesick, and dealing with a bad relationship, Jose struggled to find his footing at the University of Texas at Austin’s campus of more than 50,000 students during his freshman[…]
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Anxiety

July 13, 2022

Working parents and kids’ mental health: Workplace trends, July 2022

Children’s mental health issues create new needs for working parents.
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Anxiety

July 13, 2022

Mindfulness in schools does not improve mental health, study finds

Students who engaged with the meditation practice benefitted but many were bored by it, say researchers
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African-Americans

July 12, 2022

Addressing racial disparities in access to mental health care

According to national research, people of color are more likely than white people to report persistent symptoms of emotional distress and mental health issues, but face greater barriers in receiving[…]
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Anxiety

July 12, 2022

Declining Mental Health

The pandemic’s toll on our mental health is showing up in our medicine cabinets.
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