Soft Drinks Linked to Depression Through Gut Changes
Study finds sugary drinks may alter gut bacteria tied to depression.
Mental Health
Court Awards More Out-of-Cell Time for Mentally Ill Inmates
A federal judge ruled Marcy prison must expand treatment access for inmates.
New Florida Law Expands Mental Health Care
The state’s new law expands mental health resources for seniors and workforce.
Baker Act vs. Marchman Act and When to Consult a Baker Act Attorney
Navigating a loved one’s mental health crisis or struggles with addiction can be both emotionally distressing and legally complex.
New York Social Media Law Faces Delay
The state’s new law remains stalled pending regulations and lawsuits.
Patient Rights in Detox and Rehab: What You’re Legally Entitled To
Being informed about your rights in detox and rehab is vital for fostering a supportive and healing environment.
Impact of Federal Cuts to School Mental Health Funding
We stand at a crossroads. Will we be the generation that abandoned children in their hour of need? Or will we demand that schools be equipped to nurture minds and hearts alike?
When Social Platforms Profit and Schools Pay – Why Districts Are Suing Tech Giants Over Youth Mental Health
With mental health incidents rising and support systems stretched thin, school districts are pursuing a legal strategy rooted in public nuisance law.
Rewiring Failure: The Neuroscience of Unintended Results and Unshakable Growth
When you reframe failure as feedback, you’re not being naive. You’re being neurobiologically accurate.
Be The Eye of The Storm: Where Power Meets Peace
The foundation of leadership, presence, and innovation is a regulated brain in a dysregulated world.