May 02, 2021
Depression rates have spiraled and fatal overdoses are up to a record high in the COVID era, as we see each other less and increasingly interact through bright screens.
Continue readingDepression rates have spiraled and fatal overdoses are up to a record high in the COVID era, as we see each other less and increasingly interact through bright screens.
Continue readingNobody ever believed the pandemic would go easy on children. The virus might target them less directly than it targets older people, but other challenges—the loss of school, the loss[…]
Continue readingA bill pending at the state legislature would treat mental trauma for police officers and first responders more like a physical injury, giving those struggling with what they see on[…]
Continue readingIs technology good or bad for mental health? This is a question that’s in everybody’s mind. Short answer: both. Keep reading below to find out more about the benefits and[…]
Continue readingAsking a young person directly if they’re having thoughts of suicide can be difficult, but it’s important to have a direct conversation when discussing possible thoughts of suicide.
Continue readingSteepest decline in wellbeing came among those newly reliant on universal credit and self-employment grants, UK survey finds
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