A recent reader’s feedback takes issue with a report that focused solely on veterans experiencing PTSD. While veterans face legitimate struggles, the letter points out that many women who experience sexual assault also suffer long-term effects, often at higher immediate rates.
As Conor McGregor prepares for a high-stakes return at UFC 329, he speaks candidly about personal challenges he has faced over the years. Max Holloway, slated to meet him on July 11, admires McGregor’s openness as both athletes gear up for a competitive showdown.
A new report by the Trevor Project shows that one in 10 LGBTQ+ young people attempted suicide last year, and more than a third considered taking their own lives. Advocates say these numbers underscore the need to restore a hotline specifically tailored to LGBTQ+ youth in crisis.
Kenosha Prince Hall Masons Joppa Lodge No. 9 donated $1,000 to Kenosha County Joint Services’ 911 center. The funds will enhance a “quiet room” that helps dispatchers decompress from the high pressures of emergency calls.
Retired NHL star Claude Lemieux, 60, died by suicide after facing two “deeply painful” struggles, according to close friends. The four-time Stanley Cup champion’s sudden death has shaken the hockey world and raised poignant questions about private battles behind public success.
Every May, we shine a spotlight on mental health, but there is another integral piece to the puzzle: behavioral health. Recognizing how they connect and why each matters is crucial to grasping a holistic view of personal well-being.
Lockdowns at Pocatello and Chubbuck city halls ended peacefully on Wednesday following a mental health call. Investigators swiftly determined the individual involved was never near the buildings, resulting in a confident return to normal operations.
Clear Path Recovery in Nevada, Mo., has been awarded a prestigious accreditation from the Joint Commission. This recognition underscores the organization’s dedication to meeting rigorous standards in substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment.
In this opinion piece, the author grapples with a wave of intense sadness while pointing a finger at the internet algorithm. Personal reflections hint at a previous column, underscoring how online content might deepen our emotions in surprising ways.
A far-reaching survey from the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN) reveals that countless patients still face late diagnoses and limited support despite medical advancements. More than 1,100 respondents from nearly every state report gaps not only in financial protection but also in mental health services.