Lawyer Mental Health is Not Great, Studies Show
Many attorneys suffer from poor mental health, research suggests.
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Teen Boys are Quietly Struggling with Mental Health, Research Shows
Males are struggling with their mental health but not speaking up.
Involuntary Psychiatric Commitment is on the Rise in Some States
States are making laws around involuntary commitment more relaxed to addressing growing homeless populations.
Report Sheds Light on Most, Least Effective Parenting Styles
Corporal punishment and control can lead to mental health problems in children, new study finds.
Spring Cleaning has been Proven to Boost Mental Wellness
Tidying up one’s space can have a profound impact on mental health.
ReKlame Aims to Ensure BIPOC People Get Fair Mental Health Care
Cigna rolled out new platform designed to better serve BIPOC therapy clients.
Panic Attacks May Cause Trauma-Like Symptoms
As anxiety and panic attack levels rise throughout all populations, including attorneys, researches are working toward a better understanding and methods of treatment.
Most Americans Still Aren’t Getting the Mental Health Care They Need
America is facing a mental health crisis and it doesn’t seem to be getting any better.
VR Therapy May Reduce Mental Health Costs, Fears, and Time
Virtual reality could help patients overcome stress, anxiety, and phobias, studies show.
Report Reveals Vast Majority of UK Farmers Face Anxiety, Stress
More than 90% of farmers surveyed report struggling with their mental health.