Category Archives: Mental Health

(WSAW) -- Commitment in relationships means there's stability. But when a trusted partner in a committed relationship betrays the sacred trust of the other, that relationship will go through severe instability and bring with it a wide range of emotions that can deal a heavy blow to your mental health. On Wednesday, Dr. Continue reading →

Though one of their two partners refused to sign at the last minute, county supervisors unanimously moved forward Tuesday with plans to spend more than $100 million on a mental health hub at Third Avenue in Hillcrest. Initially, the idea was for the county to make a formal agreement with UC San Diego Health and Scripps Health, with each operating their own mental health units attached to hospitals that are within walking distance of the property. But county officials announced Tuesday morning that Scripps did not sign off on the memorandum of understanding that the three parties have been pulling together since representatives from all three organizations gathered at the site to make a joint statement of unity in late October Continue reading →

Juergen Korbanka, the executive director of Wasatch Mental Health, is Utah Countys 2020 Person of the Year. The Utah County Commission honored Korbanka during Wednesdays State of the County held at the Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo. The commission praised Korbanka for his work with Wasatch Mental Health, a special service district that he said provides a full array of behavioral health services, including outpatient treatment, psychological evaluations and specialty programs for youth Continue reading →

The tension between Los Angeles residents and the homeless people among them has only escalated as the population living on the streets has increased. Continue reading →

What does Deschutes County need to offer good mental health care? Continue reading →

(HonorHealth Rendering) PHOENIX Two Valley health care groups broke ground on a new mental health center in Scottsdale on Tuesday. HonorHealth and Universal Health Services began construction on the 120-bed Via Linda Behavioral Hospital, which is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2021 Continue reading →

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Health From going to therapy to disengaging with toxic social media accounts, health pros share how they take care of their emotional wellbeing. Five Philly fitness instructors, including yoga teacher Adriana Adel, share why prioritizing their mental health is a necessity. / Photograph by Joanna Nowak Photography Continue reading →

Earlier this month, word came to me that my precious daughter Amy had died, probably at the hands of another. Her body was found in an abandoned rental car in an upscale neighborhood of Hermosillo, Mexico, four hours south of the Arizona border. She had been missing since Christmas Eve. Continue reading →

Mental health is an important topic that seems to come up more and more. Dr. Nannette Funderburk says that's mainly due in part to the fact that old remedies aren't necessarily working anymore. Continue reading →