Category Archives: Mental Health

Coordinator position to be posted after county board approval Mitchell Kukulka, Mitchell.Kukulka@mdn.net The Midland County Courthouse, locatedat 301 W. Main St. Continue reading →

This story is part three of our four-part series, "Stressed And Depressed On Campus." Read part one here, part two here and part four here. Growing up poor outside Detroit in Dearborn Heights, Tanner Bonner worked at a sandwich shop part-time during the school year and full-time during the summer to help support his family. Continue reading →

Get you some advice from a girl who knows!Jordyn Woods took to her Instagram Stories to do another Q&A session in honor of her latest fitness venture, FrstPlace. The model, 22, took some time on her commute to work (at the new fitness routine app, of course) to answer a few questions from fans and followers. Continue reading →

Christmas may be the most wonderful time of the year but it can come with a whole stocking full of stress. In a study by mental health charity Mind, eight in ten said they found the festive season tough, with four in ten fearing going into debt. Continue reading →

Both women suggested ways to protect people who may be experiencing the fallout of the thousand little cuts that assail us daily. Continue reading →

When you have Crohns disease or ulcerative colitis, its not just your physical health thats affected. Continue reading →

A study conducted by a German health insurer reported last week that one in four children in Germany suffers from mental illness, with the majority hospitalized for at least one month. The research used data from 2016 and 2017, gathered from 800,000 children that are insured by DAK, a German health insurance company Continue reading →

Melbourne Renegades coach Tim Coyle has said Sophie Molineux, 21, has the clubs full support. Continue reading →

A group of local nonprofits, health care providers and schools is coming together to address what one participant called a "big problem" in East Palo Alto and Belle Haven: the lack of mental health services for children and teens. Led by the Palo Alto-based Children's Health Council, the collaborative plans to apply for funding to specifically target a gap in services for youth with mild to moderate mental health needs, such as depression, anxiety and environmental stressors such as homelessness and poverty. The group includes the Ravenswood City School District (and its education foundation), the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula, Counseling And Support Services for Youth (CASSY), Community Collaboration for Children's Success initiative, One East Palo Alto, Ravenswood Family Health Center, San Mateo County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, Stanford Children's Health and The Primary School Continue reading →

PORTLAND, Ore. Ebony Clarke, the new director of Multnomah County's Mental Health and Addiction Services Division, is taking over at a difficult time, but Clarke says she's up to the challenge. Continue reading →