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A Place to Belong: Clubhouse International Redefines Mental Health Recovery One Community at a Time
Having celebrated its 30th anniversary, Clubhouse International reflects on a legacy of impact that stretches across ...
The conversation on mental health returns to tennis after Alexander Zverev’s post-loss lament
One tennis player's public lament about feeling alone after a loss at Wimbledon has revived the conversation about mental ...
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Curating Your Social Media Experience for Mental Health
Every day, we are inundated by bad news. Use these tips to curate your online experience and protect your mental health.
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New UO program partners with middle schools to tackle early mental health challenges
A new mental health program is launching - backed by the University of Oregon - geared specifically toward children.In ...
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Bloomington Police Partner with Mental Health Advocates for Groundbreaking Suicide Support Initiative
Bloomington, MN police partner with SAVE for on-scene support to survivors of suicide through the LOSS Team program.
Sabalenka urges Zverev to open up to family over mental health issues
Aryna Sabalenka advised Alexander Zverev to seek help for his mental health problems before they can destroy him, with the ...
Kaul sues Trump administration for abrupt halt of mental health funds, calls it 'awful policy'
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul joins multistate lawsuit suing the Trump administration for halting school-based mental ...
“A walking testimony”: Man is walking across America raising awareness on mental health
A man on a mission, walking thousands of miles across America to shine a light on mental health and recovery, is now walking ...
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Michigan joins lawsuit over federal cuts to school mental health
Attorney General Dana Nessel alleged halting grants approved after the 2022 Uvalde school shooting was ‘illegal' and ...
Mental Health Colorado shuts down Arapahoe County jail program after funding runs out
Vincent Atchity, Mental Health Colorado’s president and CEO, said the Safer program succeeded: only three of 221 people ...