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Lessons From a Mass Shooter's Mother – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

Lessons From a Mass Shooter's Mother – Mother Jones

A decade after her son committed a massacre, Chin Rodger is on a quest to help prevent the next tragedy.

Red-flag law, stronger response to warnings may have stopped Maine massacre, experts say - Vimarsana News

Red-flag law, stronger response to warnings may have stopped Maine massacre, experts say

Well before a gunman in Maine killed 18 people last week, local police knew he was scaring those around him. His family and military officials with his Army Reserve unit

Red flag law, which Maine rejected, seen as best tool to remove guns during a mental health crisis - Vimarsana News

Red flag law, which Maine rejected, seen as best tool to remove guns during a mental health crisis

The Lewiston shootings have renewed the debate over the state's less-restrictive yellow flag law.

Mental Health Care A Top Priority for Gen Z / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Mental Health Care A Top Priority for Gen Z / Public News Service

Research on social trends shows emotional and mental health is at the core of Gen Z's identity. The Pew Research Center considers anyone born after 1996 as part of "Generation Z." Lindsay Carr is a Gen Z-er herself, and a Youth Peer Recovery support specialist intern with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Northern Nevada, which advocates for mental health support and education. Carr said she finds many don't think seriously about their mental health until they're really struggling. ...

Clinics Improving Mental and Behavioral Health Standards - Vimarsana News

Clinics Improving Mental and Behavioral Health Standards

A state-federal partnership is helping safety-net mental health centers in Colorado deepen the services they provide, which is improving access and outcomes for people struggling with mental illness. Sara Reid, grants and program evaluation manager for Mental Health Partners, said because getting to appointments across town can be a significant barrier, especially for people in crisis, her team now has seven outreach workers embedded where people who need help already are. "Places like food pantries and other types of community partners," Reid explained. " ...