Category Archives: Mental Health

The study aimed to appraise and deepen the scientific understanding of adolescents self-reported self-esteem (SE) at age 1213 from a resource perspective and test its ability to predict subsequent perceived mental well-being (MWB) at age 17. SE was significantly negatively associated with perceived MWB, explaining 18 per cent of the variance in a hierarchical ANCOVA model, including initial MWB as a covariate Continue reading →

This story originally appeared on Northwell Health and was produced and distributed in partnership with Stacker Studio. 2023 has become the most aggressively anti-LGBTQ+ period on record from a legislative standpoint. Of the more than 520 anti-LGBTQ+ bills that have been introduced within state legislatures since the beginning of the year, more than 145 have passed in at least one legislative chamber, according to the LGBTQ+ civil rights organization Human Rights Campaign. Continue reading →

In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed meditation in the classroom, the mental health of student-athletes, the publics perception of hospital executive spending and Brocks Paint the Meridian Red doubleheader. Mindfulness and meditation: a new way to engage the classroom:Brock Associate Professor of Health Sciences Pauli Gardner spoke about mindfulness practices implemented in the classroom in an article by University Affairs. Brock, CMHA Niagara address student athlete mental health in pilot project research:A joint pilot project between Brock University and the Canadian Mental Health Association that aims to better support the mental health of student-athletes was the focus of a St Continue reading →

Tal Hayun, Head Nurse of the Operation and Recovery Rooms at Soroka Medical Centre. As hospitals and their staff strive to return to some sense of normalcy, many health professionals are reflecting on the importance of what they call health for peace. Continue reading →

Health care workers continued to face a mental health crisis as they reported more days of poor mental health in 2022 than in 2018. According to a new survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reported poor mental health days went up from 3.3 days in 2018 to 4.5 days in 2022 during the previous 30 days. Continue reading →

Dr. Renae D. Mayes is an Associate Professor of Counseling at University of Arizona Dr Continue reading →

LSUS Continuing Education will host the annual Mental Health Awareness and Substance Abuse Prevention Conference on Dec. 1 Continue reading →

The Verona Police Departments training in responding to a mental health crisis paid off last week. According to the VPD, Lieutenant Scheper and Officers Seubert, Clark, and Heller responded to a home on Linn Drive at the request of a parent who feared for the mental health and well-being of her adult son. Continue reading →

Bloodies and Bagels brought Aiken residents out on Thanksgiving morning to enjoy drinks and breakfast while supporting Mental Health America of Aiken County. Continue reading →

SINGAPORE While those with adjustment disorder may experience difficulties going about their daily tasks, the impairment rarely leads to them turning violent, said mental health experts. Dr Steve Lee, an associate consultant at the department of mood and anxiety at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH), said adjustment disorder is a psychological condition that occurs when an individual has difficulty coping with stressors or major life changes. It is characterised by emotional and behavioural manifestations that develop after the start of the stressful event, and which significantly affect the persons daily life functioning Continue reading →