Better Screening for Postpartum Psychosis Is Critical
An expert in perinatal psychiatry makes the case for changing the health system’s process of screening for postpartum psychosis.
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Talking with Your Children about Pet Loss
Parents should anticipate the subject of death to rise again later, often through play or drawing.
Film, Books and Streaming Series: Our Most Popular Arts and Culture Stories
From reviews of Succession and Seeing Red to the mental health benefits of fantasy fiction, we want to share some of our favorites.
Medical Cannabis Eases Agitation from Advanced Dementia
Agitation, including vocal outbursts or hitting, affects about half of patients with advanced dementia.
Michigan Program Cuts Infant Mortality in Half With Cash Support for Expecting Mothers
"This program reduces the stress on mothers and families...That's what we need for healthy parents and healthy children."
How Some Black Women Are Coping in a Time of Stunning Job Loss and Racism
An essay by Sheree Crute on finding solace and even joy in these dark times.
Helping Farmers Weather Uncertainty, Stigma and Depression
Farming is one of the industries with the highest risk for suicide. Mental health experts say financial pressures are a common reason why.
CA Guards Force Violent Gladiator Fights Onto Youth in Juvenile Hall
Inside a juvenile detention center in California where “gladiator fights” are part of a larger, violent guard culture.
Phone Bullying in School Cafeterias Hurts Everyone
A cruel digital trend known as "lunch shaming" is driving students to hide, highlighting the toxic rise of school cafeteria bullying.
Open-Door Residential Mental Health Care That Actually Works
Faced with a fractured system of locked wards, families are turning to open-door residential mental health facilities for dignity and stability.
When AI Notetaking In Therapy Becomes a Breach of Trust
As more clinicians adopt automated systems, therapy AI notetaking faces backlash from patients who feel their privacy has been violated.
CARE Team Expands a Nonviolent Mental Health Crisis Response To All Chicago
The alternative crisis response program will increase staff and vans, but advocates are still pushing for longer hours.
Talking with Your Children about Pet Loss
Parents should anticipate the subject of death to rise again later, often through play or drawing.
Film, Books and Streaming Series: Our Most Popular Arts and Culture Stories
From reviews of Succession and Seeing Red to the mental health benefits of fantasy fiction, we want to share some of our favorites.
Medical Cannabis Eases Agitation from Advanced Dementia
Agitation, including vocal outbursts or hitting, affects about half of patients with advanced dementia.
Michigan Program Cuts Infant Mortality in Half With Cash Support for Expecting Mothers
"This program reduces the stress on mothers and families...That's what we need for healthy parents and healthy children."
How Some Black Women Are Coping in a Time of Stunning Job Loss and Racism
An essay by Sheree Crute on finding solace and even joy in these dark times.
Helping Farmers Weather Uncertainty, Stigma and Depression
Farming is one of the industries with the highest risk for suicide. Mental health experts say financial pressures are a common reason why.
CA Guards Force Violent Gladiator Fights Onto Youth in Juvenile Hall
Inside a juvenile detention center in California where “gladiator fights” are part of a larger, violent guard culture.
Phone Bullying in School Cafeterias Hurts Everyone
A cruel digital trend known as "lunch shaming" is driving students to hide, highlighting the toxic rise of school cafeteria bullying.
Open-Door Residential Mental Health Care That Actually Works
Faced with a fractured system of locked wards, families are turning to open-door residential mental health facilities for dignity and stability.
When AI Notetaking In Therapy Becomes a Breach of Trust
As more clinicians adopt automated systems, therapy AI notetaking faces backlash from patients who feel their privacy has been violated.
CARE Team Expands a Nonviolent Mental Health Crisis Response To All Chicago
The alternative crisis response program will increase staff and vans, but advocates are still pushing for longer hours.