Book A new book captures 12 Profiles of people living with mental illness The stories are touching. What they reveal is damning. By Jina Moore Ngarambe July 31, 2024
People Why don’t we talk more about how culture affects mental health? The overwhelming Whiteness of mental health care has shaped the way we talk about it. By Juhie Bhatia July 23, 2024
Book Is social prescribing just what the doctor ordered? A new book questions whether we need our physicians to force us to engage with the world. By Joanna Weiss July 15, 2024
Book Madness reminds us that health inequities remain present, and political Antonia Hylton's book uncovers the roots of today's mental health injustice. By Marissa Evans June 18, 2024
Opinion Why are young people in the U.S. so unhappy? Four students on their biggest stressors and how they cope June 12, 2024
Feature Mississippi lawmakers limit jail time for people awaiting mental health care Supporters say the measure is a step forward, but some local officials say the state still needs other changes. By Kate Royals, Mississippi Today May 21, 2024
Ideas As more youth struggle with behavior, clinicians are partnering with lawyers to help Medical-legal partnerships work to address problems that could be harming a student’s health. By Julia Hotz, The Hechinger Report May 8, 2024
Opinion Hospitals can better help suicidal teens in the emergency room A promising model of care gives patients and their parents skills for coping with crisis. By Elizabeth Wharff May 6, 2024
Ideas A place for Indian women to do… nothing Namma Katte (“Our Space”) connects mental health, art, and public spaces. By Vidya Krishnan April 23, 2024
Opinion Giving caregivers the tools to cope The PEARLS program tackles seniors' burnout with problem-solving. By Jennifer Lopez April 16, 2024