The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

The team behind the new staging of the Tony award-winning show leaned into emotional authenticity and a design that evokes the overwhelming experience of social media

Research suggests that our minds benefit from our encounters with aspects of nature – be it cold water and calming scents, or vivid colours and certain types of landscape – and Kielderhead ticks all the boxes

Off-duty Atlanta Police officer Aubree Horton tragically shot by a neighbor during a mental health episode near St. Andrews Golf Club.

Aging gracefully has become the mantra for several elderly people today. Once seen as a dependent population, older individuals are now choosing to be self-reliant. They are taking care of their physical health, engaging in communities and groups to keep their mental health in check and are on their toes…

Families are like rivers—sometimes calm and peaceful, but at other times, turbulent and overwhelming. While the family unit can be a source of comfort, it can also be where the deepest emotional wounds are inflicted. Family dynamics, whether harmonious or fraught with tension, play a pivotal role in shaping our…

Agents who express suicidal thoughts are no longer permanently disarmed, as mental health is now treated similarly to a physical injury

Some people are waiting up to 10 years before accessing support for mental health issues as a new survey reveals increasing shame about seeking treatment.

A man told 911 operators his neighbor needed emergency medical services to review his mental health.

Exclusive: Mental health and financial hardship must be discussed openly to counter the stigma that can be a barrier to help, experts say

The longtime actor on finding a path beyond ‘mum roles’ in her 50s, and why she has to be vigilant with her mental health in a chaotic world

Social service nonprofits had high rates of staff turnover and a hard time filling vacant positions in 2022 as the COVID-19 pandemic was ending.