Mental Health Therapist: Gaining the Most Authentic Insight into Humanity Becoming a mental health therapist offers a unique and deeply personal window into the human experience. As a mental health therapist, you are invited into the lives of others, helping…
Mental health services wisconsin’s peer-run warmline, operated through Mental Health America of Wisconsin (MHA-WI), is set to cease operations by April 5 following the abrupt cancellation of COVID-era grant awards by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).…
The Rise of the Mental Health Crisis It is repeatedly stated that we are in the midst of a mental health crisis. Reports of rising depression, anxiety, and other psychological disorders are widespread, and the situation appears to be worsening.…
California regulators released a report this week highlighting that Kaiser Permanente has yet to fix several longstanding deficiencies in its behavioral health care services, despite being cited years ago. The report from the California Department of Managed Healthcare (DMHC) outlines…
The mass layoffs of federal workers that began in February have had a profound impact on mental health. Many federal workers have sought or considered psychiatric care and medication, and financial stress is mounting as they worry about paying bills…
Minnesota Faces Crisis as Federal Funding Cuts Threaten Mental Health Programs Minnesota’s Department of Human Services (DHS) is raising alarm over the immediate and far-reaching consequences following the Trump administration’s cancellation of $27.5 million in grants that funded essential mental…
The recent tragedy has sparked a broader discussion on the ongoing teen mental health crisis. In response, additional support is being made available to students, families, and staff affected by the loss. The issue of suicidal teens is more pressing…
When a career-threatening injury kept him off the football pitch, Dean Sturridge found himself battling a different kind of opponent—gambling addiction. “When I couldn’t play football because of injury, I’d be sat on my settee. I’d have boredom, I’d have…
The Meta CEO has long been a public figure, evolving from a young tech genius in “The Social Network” to a self-improvement advocate and now a pro-masculinity, power-driven leader. Local therapists treating tech employees report that Zuckerberg has become symbolic…
Epilepsy affects approximately 65 million people worldwide, with 1 in 26 individuals in the U.S. diagnosed with the condition during their lifetime. Despite its prevalence, epilepsy remains widely misunderstood, often leading to stigma, social isolation, and discrimination. Purple Day® serves…
