Category Archives: Mental Health

Every Time I Die will be finishing out their current tour leg without frontman Keith Buckley, who is taking a break from the road to focus on his mental health, although the singer later revealed there were deeper issues at play within the band. The vocalist and the group both addressed what initially appears to be a brief hiatus (the tour is currently winding down), with Buckley intending to return for their upcoming holiday shows. "Caring for my own mental health has taken priority over EVERYTHING else in my life," stated Buckley in a tweet Continue reading →

Solera Health, a platform that links people with a curated collection of health solutions, is adding mental health companies Ginger and eMindful to its network of partners. Ginger, a provider of on-demand virtual mental health care, and eMindful, which offers evidence-based mindfulness programs, will join Soleras mental and behavioral health network, where an algorithm will connect patients with the programs best suited to their needs. Previously, Solera announced a partnership with meditation and mindfulness app Headspace in June Continue reading →

Today,First Lady Frances Wolf hostedWomenInReentry:Mental Health,thethirdin a series of virtual conversationsbetweenreentry advocatesand mentalhealth professionals. Continue reading →

Times Editorial Board | St. Cloud Times Mental health care in Central Minnesota is not what it should be. Continue reading →

Ive been a fan of stand-up comedian Taylor Tomlinson since I first saw her on Conan in 2017. The Los Angeles-based 28-year-old, who started performing when she was only 16, then made appearances on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and NetflixsThe Comedy Lineup. In 2020, Tomlinson offered a welcome break to the stress of the pandemic with her first hour-long special, Quarter-Life Crisis, which debuted on Netflix. Continue reading →

Mental health has been on my mind lately, largely because EHN.org and The Allegheny Front just published a large series looking at the impacts of air, water and climate pollution on our mental health. Continue reading →

From SRSLY Mental health was a major concern among youth in Chelsea before the pandemic. In many ways, things are more challenging now. Youth are navigating many trials: mental health, drugs and alcohol, stress and isolation Continue reading →

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, one of the biggest questions was: Why do some people get so much sicker than others? Its a question that has forced researchers to confront some deep mysteries of the human body, and come to conclusions that have startled them Continue reading →

"You don't take swimming lessons when you are drowning, you don't talk about mental health when you are in crisis," said M3 founder Amber Ferrie. It's no surprise hockey moms started this program. There are hats all over Moorhead, urging skaters to break the ice. Continue reading →

NORTH LAWNDALE A peer-based, living room model of emergency mental health care is expanding on the West Side, as a social service organization prepares to launch its drop-in center early next year. Continue reading →