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In July 2022, the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act will assign 9-8-8 as the national number for suicide prevention and mental health crises. This initiative is supported by Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)....
With the hashtag #MyYoungerSelf, a group of celebrities discuss their own struggles to help erase the stigma and encourage kids to get help.
"I think states are finally starting to admit in a meaningful way just how big of an issue mental health care is and mental health care needs are" says David Radley, a senior scientist at...
At the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., a group of older adults — some in wheelchairs, some with Alzheimer’s — and their caregivers sit in a semicircle around a haunting portrait of a...
When Stephanie Elliot’s son was in the sixth grade, she noticed a concerning change in his demeanor.
