Author adminnewspack url [#1423] Created with Sketch. https://mindsitenews.org adminnewspack's Latest Articles A Space to Grieve By adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● November 7, 2024 And now let's get to work. High school seniors struggle to catch up after pandemic remote learning By MindSite News Team & adminnewspack ● Solutions Lab ● February 16, 2022 High school seniors are behind in their race for college after losing much of their in-school support system during quarantine. The ongoing abuse of school paddling; suicide prevention campaign aims at Muslims By MindSite News Team & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● January 5, 2022 MindSite News Daily By adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● December 22, 2021 The benefits of paternity leave and mental health support for all students in a Michigan school district. The Unique Message of ‘Boys Will Be Bugs’ By MindSite News Team & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● December 21, 2021 Did a Rap Song Cut Suicide Rates? By Laurie Udesky & adminnewspack ● Arts & Culture ● December 16, 2021 Researchers studying three events where the song was highlighted found an association with 10,000 more calls to the Lifeline. MindSite News Originals: All The Feels By MindSite News Team & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● December 14, 2021 The leads on a TV show about a soccer team go from the locker room to the couch. Our National Mental Health Hotline – 988 – Is Set to Go Live Soon. We Aren’t Ready. By Vincent Atchity & adminnewspack ● Essays & Interviews ● December 2, 2021 The President and CEO of Mental Health Colorado outlines three steps to ensure 988's success when it goes live. Many Kinds of ‘Serious’ Mental Illness By Guest Author & adminnewspack ● Essays & Interviews ● November 22, 2021 A large number of mental illness cases happen outside the official diagnostic system, highlighting its inadequacies. Expanding access to mental health care in CA By Laurie Udesky & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● November 19, 2021 Meditation skeptics turned believers and on-campus mental health strategies By Laurie Udesky & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● November 17, 2021 Covid and Depression By Tom Insel MD & adminnewspack ● Newsletters ● October 23, 2021 While we have clearly improved our responses to Covid’s medical complications, the psychological fallout may be more intractable. Beltway Update: Mental Health Funding at Stake in Democrats’ Budget Battle By Sarah Corcoran & adminnewspack ● Policy Tracker ● October 8, 2021 There is potentially a lot of mental health money in the outlines of the human infrastructure package, including Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), as well as several mental health initiatives.