Category Archives: Mental Health

PAWLICKI By Robert Pawlicki InsideSources.com The intensity and deep partisanship of the 2020 election have left many of us in serious distress. Most Democrats, reading misguided polls, felt optimistic going into the election and then faced an early possibility that Donald Trump would win the White House. Continue reading →

If youve ever tried to find a therapist, you know it can be tough to navigate referrals, insurance, and stigma. Asini Wijewardane MBA19 and and Colleen Leung MBA18 want to solve this problem. Continue reading →

Joon Care co-founders Amy Mezulis and Josh Herst. Continue reading →

Mahoning County commissioners Mask Up Mahoning campaign will coincide with a resolution for a stay-at-home advisory to be passed next week. Continue reading →

I am being challenged daily. As a frontline doctor, I find that the COVID-19 pandemic has not only tested my clinical abilities but also strained my capacity to bear witness to grievous suffering. This suffering extends well beyond the physical distress of hospitalized patients battling the virus Continue reading →

Studies have shown that rural youth lack access to mental health services, but research is scarce on the availability of suicide prevention services in rural areas. Researchers have found that rural areas have fewer mental health facilities that provide suicide prevention services to youth, despite higher suicide rates in rural youth.1 Suicide rates are higher in rural areas than in urban areas2, and Americans in rural areas are more likely to die by suicide.3 Studies have shown that rural youth lack access to mental health services, but research is scarce on the availability of suicide prevention services in rural areas. A recent cross-sectional study investigated the nationwide distribution of mental health facilities that offer suicide prevention services and primarily service youth Continue reading →

The final ingredient to CAKE: Empathy. As a reminder, CAKE stands for COMPASSION, ACCEPTANCE, KINDNESS and EMPATHY.These four ingredients are the building blocks of a stigma-free community. Empathy is the icing on the cake that fully ties the initiative together Continue reading →

Co-response program pairs behavioral health clinicians with police officers Friday, at approximately 5:44 p.m., a manwanted on several criminal chargesbarricaded himself in a home in the 2900 block of East College Avenue. Continue reading →

People of all ages struggle with mental health, but those who make up Gen Z have a very different approach to their struggles than their baby boomer grandparents. Continue reading →

Its been a tough seven months. There are children who havent played with another child or seen their grandparents Continue reading →