Chatbots May Spark Delusions Even in People With No Mental Illness
Psychologists say AI chatbots have led people to experience delusions, warning that more of us are at risk than we might think.
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Minneapolis Mourns Hero Nurse Killed By ICE, Condemns DHS Gaslighting
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A Cat Love Story, and The Battle Over Opioid Settlement Dollars
A major policy shift in Pennsylvania now allows opioid settlement funds for public defenders, a move that could transform how counties address addiction and the legal system.
Generative AI More Harmful Than Helpful in K-12 Classrooms
A new study from the Brookings Institution finds that generative AI does more bad than good in today’s classrooms.
Trump Administration Cancels, Then Restores Federal Grants for Addiction Treatment and Mental Health
The administration restored nearly $2 billion in addiction and mental health grants after an overnight cancellation sparked a furious outcry.
Unseen: ICE’s Assault on Asians in the United States
A months-long investigation looked into the impact of Trump’s draconian immigration policies on Asian Americans.
The News From Minneapolis That Makes It Hard To Breathe
Minneapolis residents are reeling after the January 7 killing of Renee Nicole Good by a masked ICE agent.
Care for Dogs While Their People Are in Recovery
Pawsitive Recovery is a Denver-based program that places pets with foster caregivers while their guardians recover from mental health problems.
Countering Bias in San Diego 1 Laser Pulse at a Time
The Clean Slate program in San Diego provides gang tattoo removal benefits to formerly incarcerated individuals, helping them reduce stigma.
How to Best Protect You and Your Family from ICE
As enforcement actions surge, these two new resources help families know their rights with ICE.
Brown University Student Survives Her Second School Shooting
A Brown University student's account of surviving her second mass shooting highlights the profound trauma of school shootings and the compounding psychological toll of gun violence on American students.
When Does Love Become Dysfunctional?
Experts are debating love addiction signs and causes that lead to obsessive love seeking and destructive relationship patterns.
‘Brain Rot’ From Social Media May Be More Than Slang
Researchers are looking at the impact of overconsuming short-form videos like TikToks and Instagram reels.
AI Fuels Psychosis. Here’s How Therapists Can Help Clients Protect Themselves
Learn how to embed instructions into AI's operational logic to help detect and act on signs of delusion.
Pilots with Mental Health Issues Often Suffer in Silence
Stringent FAA certification requirements are leading commercial pilots to hide mental health issues like depression..
Smartphone Ownership Before Age 13 Again Linked With Poorer Mental Health
The earlier a child received a phone, the more at risk they became for poor sleep, depression and obesity
Ketamine Therapy for Vets In Texas May Soon Shrink
A state rule change would restrict access to potentially life-changing mental health treatment.
Minneapolis Mourns Hero Nurse Killed By ICE, Condemns DHS Gaslighting
We look at another ICE killing of a US citizen in Minneapolis, and the federal government’s ensuing firehose of lies and propaganda.
A Cat Love Story, and The Battle Over Opioid Settlement Dollars
A major policy shift in Pennsylvania now allows opioid settlement funds for public defenders, a move that could transform how counties address addiction and the legal system.
Generative AI More Harmful Than Helpful in K-12 Classrooms
A new study from the Brookings Institution finds that generative AI does more bad than good in today’s classrooms.
Trump Administration Cancels, Then Restores Federal Grants for Addiction Treatment and Mental Health
The administration restored nearly $2 billion in addiction and mental health grants after an overnight cancellation sparked a furious outcry.
Unseen: ICE’s Assault on Asians in the United States
A months-long investigation looked into the impact of Trump’s draconian immigration policies on Asian Americans.
The News From Minneapolis That Makes It Hard To Breathe
Minneapolis residents are reeling after the January 7 killing of Renee Nicole Good by a masked ICE agent.
Care for Dogs While Their People Are in Recovery
Pawsitive Recovery is a Denver-based program that places pets with foster caregivers while their guardians recover from mental health problems.
Countering Bias in San Diego 1 Laser Pulse at a Time
The Clean Slate program in San Diego provides gang tattoo removal benefits to formerly incarcerated individuals, helping them reduce stigma.
How to Best Protect You and Your Family from ICE
As enforcement actions surge, these two new resources help families know their rights with ICE.
Brown University Student Survives Her Second School Shooting
A Brown University student's account of surviving her second mass shooting highlights the profound trauma of school shootings and the compounding psychological toll of gun violence on American students.
When Does Love Become Dysfunctional?
Experts are debating love addiction signs and causes that lead to obsessive love seeking and destructive relationship patterns.
‘Brain Rot’ From Social Media May Be More Than Slang
Researchers are looking at the impact of overconsuming short-form videos like TikToks and Instagram reels.
AI Fuels Psychosis. Here’s How Therapists Can Help Clients Protect Themselves
Learn how to embed instructions into AI's operational logic to help detect and act on signs of delusion.
Pilots with Mental Health Issues Often Suffer in Silence
Stringent FAA certification requirements are leading commercial pilots to hide mental health issues like depression..
Smartphone Ownership Before Age 13 Again Linked With Poorer Mental Health
The earlier a child received a phone, the more at risk they became for poor sleep, depression and obesity
Ketamine Therapy for Vets In Texas May Soon Shrink
A state rule change would restrict access to potentially life-changing mental health treatment.
