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The BoZone MSU hosts free virtual talk about schizophrenia, experience with mental illness April 10, 2021 From MSU News Service Montana State University’s Center for Mental Health Research and Recovery will host an online talk Thursday, April 15, focused on schizophrenia. The talk is the fourth in the center’s “Experience and Science of Mental Illness” series. It will feature Calen Pick, who will describe his experience of living with mental illness, and Dr. Sophia Vinogradov, chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Minnesota medical schoo...

Alfalfa salad and doughnut bar sprouts up on Main Street Feb. 13, 2021 at 6:00 am A new all-day cafe called Alfalfa is taking root on Main Street, striving to bring the perfect balance of naughty and nice with its fresh farmers market inspired salads and funky doughnut selection. The Hoboken-based business was founded by four best friends who are beyond stoked to be touching down in Santa Monica for the grand opening of Alfalfa’s second location on Saturday. The team is partnering with mental health non-profit Bring Change to Mind and donating a portion of opening day profits to their cause...

Billboards and hashtags won’t fix America’s mental health crises.

MedCity News Startups look to bridge disparities in mental healthcare Hurdle Health, a mental health startup that trains culturally competent therapists, has seen continued growth over the last year. Its founder and others are working to expand access to mental healthcare. Shares0 In a pandemic that has exacerbated health disparities in the U.S., the prolonged health crisis is also taking a toll on people’s mental health. As the winter months approached, roughly 41% of people reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety or depression, according to a survey conducted by the Centers for Diseas...

So much goodness in a bowl The handblown glass bowls from Serve Kindness are not only beautiful, they benefit nonprofits. By Lisa Zwirn Globe Correspondent,Updated December 15, 2020, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Glass bowls from Serve Kindness. The handblown glass bowls from Serve Kindness have straight sides, a white exterior, and an inside that pops with solid colors like cobalt, ruby, teal, and sunrise. “The bowls bring beauty into your everyday life,” says Jillian Darling, who founded the company with Melissa Brooks three years ago. The two were motivated by their common passion...