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Local non-profit holds free shoe giveaway for community members in need

Transitions-Mental Health Association (TMHA) is holding free shoe giveaways this week in their main office at 784 High Street.

FSU College of Medicine Leading Program to Assist Kids and Families in Crisis

With psychological distress among children and adolescents rising, and options for treatment unable to keep up, the Florida State University College of Medicine is working directly with local pediatricians

CCPH launches Behavioral Health Navigation Program

Chaffee County Public Health is launching a quarterly Emotional Wellness Survey. The survey will help inform the focus of CCPH and its new Behavioral Health Navigation workforce which was created

Live Well: Suicide prevention starts with asking, listening

There are simple, easy-to-follow steps that can go a long way toward helping a friend or loved one who has thought about suicide.

Focus on Resilience During May for Mental Health Awareness Month

The Intermountain Healthcare Behavioral Health Navigation Service is a new tool provided to help the community find resources.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Salt Lake County Jail to increase medical staff pay

The Salt Lake County Council voted Tuesday to increase the pay for nurses, mental health professionals and other medical staff at the Salt Lake County Jail, along with a hiring bonus.

Help protect yourself and your loved ones with suicide prevention

Intermountain Healthcare and partners collaborating to address mental health crisis in Utah

Wellness Wednesday: Addressing post-COVID anxiety

Experts say Mental Health Awareness Month is a good time to address post-COVID anxiety with loved ones. By: Intermountain Healthcare and last updated 2021-05-27 15:04:23-04 Nearly one in five Americans have a mental illness. In addition, suicide is the leading cause of death in teens in Utah. These are two reasons why this month it’s important to be aware of our mental health, and the mental health of our children. Mental Health Awareness Month should help us to talk openly about our mental health and how we can work together to overcome the stigma around mental health. The World Health Organization said it best when they defined health as a complete state of physical, mental, and social well-being, and not just the absence of infirmity or a disease.