In this issue of the Daily, we bring you some good news: A large-scale review and meta analysis reveals the healing power of nature. Psychologist Dr. Barbara Greenberg weighs in […]
An essay by Sheree Crute on finding solace and even joy in these dark times.
Farming is one of the industries with the highest risk for suicide. Mental health experts say financial pressures are a common reason why.
Inside a juvenile detention center in California where “gladiator fights” are part of a larger, violent guard culture.
A cruel digital trend known as "lunch shaming" is driving students to hide, highlighting the toxic rise of school cafeteria bullying.
Faced with a fractured system of locked wards, families are turning to open-door residential mental health facilities for dignity and stability.
As more clinicians adopt automated systems, therapy AI notetaking faces backlash from patients who feel their privacy has been violated.
The alternative crisis response program will increase staff and vans, but advocates are still pushing for longer hours.
Researchers studying antidepressant use during pregnancy found the risk of autism went away when they controlled for underlying conditions.
The new Mental Health Parity Index measures how well commercial insurers are delivering mental health coverage compared to other care.
Experts say we need to stop blaming parents and treat child-against-parent aggression as a systemic problem.
New research finds that antibiotics, antivirals, vaccines and anti-inflammatories are all associated with reduced dementia risk.
California’s mobile crisis response system will soon be optional through the state’s counties if Gov. Newsom’s budget is not amended.
"My heart felt it might stop while talking to you about it just now. But I remember there are people still in there, so I speak up."
"Every New Yorker deserves access to care, dignity and support, no matter where they are in their recovery journey,” Mamdani said.
59% of Americans think Trump is not mentally sharp enough to lead the country, according to the Washington Post/ABC News/Ipsos poll.
The Trump administration is seizing private data that could identify undocumented parents for deportation.
Experts are worried about the Health Secretary’s proposal for work and farm camps for kids with drug or mental problems.
A new bill would empower youth in foster care to define their own family networks and maintain critical financial resources.
More than half of respondents to a 2025 Gallup survey reported experiencing anxiety or panic at work or crying due to work stress.
Fountain House Hollywood is one piece of a project to remake mental health care in the neighborhood, which officials termed “Hollywood 2.0."
A joint investigation into Illinois mental health courts reveals a system of "mixed results," where life-changing success stories meet high barriers to entry and unequal access.
And how you can help your child with social media habits that "mirror symptoms of addiction to substances."
Ways to support our beautiful but fragile planet, the call for non-violent police response to mental health calls, and more.
Over 5.4 million child caregivers in the U.S. face rising rates of anxiety and depression in the face of proposed Medicaid cuts.
