Category Archives: Mental Health

Moving away from everything familiar for the first time may be daunting. A number of routines and habits are about to change for incoming freshmen. Theres no more Mom reminding you to clean your room, Dad to watch football with or an older sibling to check in on your well-being. Continue reading →

Federal health minister Greg Hunt has unveiled a A$48.1 million COVID-19 mental health plan, featuring A$7.3 million for research and data collection, A$29.5 million for outreach to vulnerable people, and A$11.3 million for communication and other outreach programs. This is on top of the A$1.1 billion Medicare package to tackle mental health and domestic violence, announced in March, which included funding for telehealth mental health services by GPs and mental health practitioners. Continue reading →

WAUSAU, Wis. (WZAW) -- Its a stressful time for many of us, it can be even more stressful when differing opinions on COVID-19 clash. I had a Deep Bench conversation with a panel of mental health experts over Zoom to explain how to best deal with the divide on ideas. Continue reading →

Stacey Farris uses many coping mechanisms to combat anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a life and mental health counselor, LMHC, in Cuba, Farrissaid it is important to use self-care so that she can help others do the same. Farris listed many coping skills that she uses daily: meditation, journaling, finding new hobbies and exercising Continue reading →

By Melanie Rodriguez May 16, 2020 There has been an overwhelming amount of media regarding COVID-19. People are panicking about what our future will hold. Having to experience this daily can create a significant amount of anxieties. Continue reading →

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) Many medical professionals have turned to meeting with patients via telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the national emergency proclamation, healthcare providers are able to still get fully reimbursed for those services, but one provider who is concerned about what will happen after that proclamation ends Continue reading →

"The two most replicated, robust factors linked to suicide are economic change downturn and social disconnection," says Dr. Roger McIntyre, professor of psychiatry at the University of Toronto Continue reading →

Neighbors please be mindful of social distancing guidelines while you do your part to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. See the latest guidance from the CDC here Continue reading →

FORT MYERS Getting the help they need while fighting the coronavirus on the frontlines. Starting Tuesday tailored help is coming for our doctors and nurses coping with everything theyve seen and heard during the pandemic. Continue reading →

By Grace Segers Updated on: May 13, 2020 / 6:15 PM / CBS News Frustrations rise as states start to reopen The coronavirus pandemicis leaving a long and still unfinished wake of damage across the nation, with tens of thousands of dead and millions facing economic devastation. This era of unprecedented uncertainty has been exacerbated by social distancing guidelines, which may be working to prevent the spread of the virus but are also leaving many feeling alone Continue reading →