Category Archives: Mental Health

We invited a chorus of artists, writers, musicians, broadcasters, sports stars and more to contribute to Now Were Talking, a mental health campaign, run in partnership with Lyons Tea and Pieta House. "Its important for me, as an artist or a writer, to tell my truth. Continue reading →

Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps is now a mental-health advocate discussing his experience with depression and anxiety. David Lettermans Netflix talk show has Letterman and Kanye West swapping details about Lettermans struggle with depression and Wests diagnosis of bipolar disorder Continue reading →

Key resources: Shining light on mental health in New Hampshire Updated: 8:57 AM EDT Sep 27, 2019 It's a topic few like to talk about, but advocates say the time is long overdue to end the silence and the stigma surrounding mental health. > > Download the FREE WMUR appChances are it's a challenge you or someone you know is dealing with right now. View the entire special:It can be seen in its entirety in the video player above. Continue reading →

Some weeks, tech ethics is in the news. And some weeks, it IS the news Continue reading →

When he started working at Brunel University London 19 years ago, Terry Vass, who is now head of security, recalls that most of his work involved breaking up drunken fights outside the bars and nightclub on campus. Continue reading →

At a hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts, Jibo asks a group of veterans how theyre doing. They tell Jibo theyre in a lot of pain and Jibo reminds them that stretching helped them the other day. Continue reading →

0 NC bill aimed at providing more mental health resources in schools RALEIGH, N.C. - As mental health problems among children increase, a new North Carolina bill is tackling the issue head-on. House Bill 75 allows funding for each school district to create a mental health crisis response plan made up of the State Bureau of Investigation, local law enforcement and school administrators to identify students who may pose a threat to themselves or others. Continue reading →

Understanding if your child is facing a mental health condition feels tough. Is that sulking simply part of childhood Continue reading →

New York City is failing individuals experiencing mental health crises, a new report from the office of New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams finds, but Williams has a proposal for an approach to intervention that would minimize the involvement of law enforcement. One highlight of this proposal is a new, non-NYPD number that people can call for immediate mental health treatment Continue reading →

Sarah Crowl doesn't want you to call it a mocktail. Continue reading →