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Finding detox beds has proven difficult for some in CT. Parents, advocates hope to change that. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of14 Vincent Fairchild, 37, died of a fatal drug overdose. He is shown here with his mother, Diana Fairchild.Photo courtesy of Diana FairchildShow MoreShow Less 2of14 The family of Brian Cody, Maddy Morrissey, 13, left, Sonny Morrissey, 16, Jayden Cody Morrissey, Strongbow Morrissey, 16, Tracey Morrissey, Tony "Big T" Morrissey, Mason Morrissey, 4, and Rachael Morrissey, left, marked the one year anniversary of his fatal overdose this past Monday. New Milford, Conn, Friday, Au...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed bills which bolster a hotline to direct residents experiencing mental health crises to the appropriate care provider.

New Mexico Human Services Dept. Announces Campaign Promoting Mental And Physical Well-Being Resources HSD News: SANTA FE – A Dose of Wellness is a new campaign to promote mental and physical well-being by offering positive tools and informational resources to help New Mexicans improve their health, the New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) announced. “We cannot separate the mind from the body,” said Dr. Neal Bowen, division director for Behavioral Health Services at HSD. “Poor physical health increases the risk of mental health concerns; just as mental health concerns have a ne...

HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT NEWS A Dose of Wellness is a new campaign to promote mental and physical well-being by offering positive tools and informational resources to help New Mexicans improve their health, announced the New Mexico Human Services Department. “We cannot separate the mind from the body,” said Dr. Neal Bowen, division director for Behavioral Health Services at the New Mexico Human Services Department. “Poor physical health increases the risk of mental health concerns; just as mental health concerns have a negative impact on physical health.” The campaign is designed to...

For Your Health: Resuscitation: Our collective journey to wellness By Emery Cowan, Special to the Daily Republic Many of us have come to accept and generally understand that there are times when people need mental health treatment. While the challenges and potentially far-reaching impacts of the novel coronavirus pandemic have been slowly revealed to us this past year, for many, they are coming to a head. On top of that, racial hatred has driven acts of violence to new levels. Disparities and inequities have been largely revealed. “I feel so overwhelmed with everything.” This is something...