In one TikTok, a beautiful young woman sits in a bathroom, crying. Text accompanying the video reads, “The part of anxiety no one sees.” 7.5 million views, 1.2 million likes, 5,339 comments. In ...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! This national month of awareness and action has been recognized since 1949, as mental health activists and practitioners across the country work to spread the ...

Today’s climate in the United States is particularly challenging with all of the uncertainties presently occurring within our society. This uncertainty most definitely presents fertile ground with ...

Everyone struggles with mental health in some shape or form — and during National Mental Health Awareness Month, ABC-7 will focus on building a culture of resiliency, reducing stigma, and improving ...

Over the past decade, discussions about mental health have exploded across public discourse. From social media campaigns to corporate wellness initiatives, the message is clear: Talk more, share more, ...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which is a great time to check in with yourself, the people in your life and explore ways to prioritize emotional well-being. With one in five U.S. adults ...

Last week, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law mandating mental health screenings for students attending the state's public schools. The bill orders that students be screened at least once per ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. May 15, 2024, 06:00am EDT The stresses and pressure at the ...

Every May, Mental Health America leads the state and nation in recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed throughout the United States since 1949. The ...

When Mental Health America established Mental Health Awareness Month in 1949, few could have predicted its profound impact. What began as a modest educational effort has evolved into a national ...

Today, mental health care continues to become more accessible. Generations born after baby boomers have increasingly grown up with established research and language to discuss anxiety and depression.