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VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals - Vimarsana News

VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals

A recent Friday started with crises, as so many days do for the mental health workers who strive to keep some of Virginia's most vulnerable people in their homes, instead of in overcrowded state mental hospitals.

VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals - Vimarsana News

VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals

A recent Friday started with crises, as so many days do for the mental health workers who strive to keep some of Virginia's most vulnerable people in their homes, instead of in overcrowded state mental hospitals.

VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals - Vimarsana News

VA: Getting out: The challenge to leave mental hospitals

A recent Friday started with crises, as so many days do for the mental health workers who strive to keep some of Virginia's most vulnerable people in their homes, instead of in overcrowded state mental hospitals.

Georgia Today: Tybee lighthouse temp. closure; First responder legislation; Postpartum medication - Vimarsana News

Georgia Today: Tybee lighthouse temp. closure; First responder legislation; Postpartum medication

On the Wednesday, Dec. 27 edition of Georgia Today: One of Georgia's oldest and tallest lighthouse is set to close for three months; a police officer pushes for legislation that could help first responders with PTSD; and doctors in Georgia can now prescribe a new medication for post-partum depression.

Source: gpb.org
Central State University Professors Worry Higher Ed Bill Would Have 'Chilling Effect' - Vimarsana News

Central State University Professors Worry Higher Ed Bill Would Have 'Chilling Effect'

Senate Bill 83 would limit what 'controversial topics' can be taught, which worries professors at Ohio’s only public historically Black university.