CEOs Should Understand Workplace Mental Health Problems
Promoting mental health in the workplace is beneficial for both employees and their employers, studies show.
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Assessing New York’s Investment in Mental Health Street Teams
New York City’s intensive mobile street treatment teams have been critical in addressing crime and providing services to those with mental illnesses.
The Endless Tug of Work: Impossible to Unplug?
With endless technology, employees are feeling more obligated to stay on top of work matters.
Shaping Student Mental Health Through Wisconsin’s School Cafeterias
Youth Empowered in the Struggle is working with Milwaukee Public Schools to promote student mental health through nutrient-dense meals.
Mental Health Abuse Scandal Revealed in NHS
New standards are needed to protect vulnerable individuals seeking mental health services.
People in New Jersey are Lacking for Mental Health Support Options
Those with mental health and addictions struggles in NJ are experiencing long wait times for treatment and a lack of resources to get help.
Mental Health, Addictions Care Not Profitable, Lacks Resources
Mental health, addictions care needs more funding to address the nation’s current epidemic.
Smartphone Use Reduces Academic Performance, Study Finds
New PISA report reveals link between smartphone use in school and lower grades, particularly in math.
Navigating the Path of Healing After Traumatic Events
Recovering from traumatic events takes incredible courage, patience, and work. Having compassion for yourself and utilizing available resources makes a huge difference.
Research Shows Tennessee’s Children Lack Mental, Emotional Support
On-site school mental health resources and support should be more readily available through targeted funding efforts.