Mental health conditions affect millions of people worldwide, but harmful stereotypes—like the idea that people with mental illness are dangerous or weak—still shape how these conditions are ...

A new year-long initiative by the Kane County Health Department is aiming to help residents learn how to access mental health and substance use resources in the county, according to a news release ...

Mental illness stigma—it's familiar to all of us, but not fully understood by everyone. Why does it persist? And how does it keep so many people from receiving the treatment they deserve? Counseling ...

A major new World Health Organization publication sets out, for the first time, a practical, evidence-based package of care ...

BetterHelp debuted its multiyear partnership with three WNBA teams to spark conversation about mental health, especially in female athletes. The primary goal of the campaign is to align BetterHelp ...

A series of activities will be held this month to highlight the importance of providing support to people who experience mental health challenges. The programme follows the launch today of Mental ...

It could soon get easier to receive mental health support in Cook County. Cook County Health and the National Alliance on Mental Illness Chicago are kicking off a multi-year initiative to expand ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has launched a strategic partnership between the City of Atlanta and Silence the Shame, Inc., a nationally recognized mental health advocacy organization based in ...

ATLANTA — The Carter Center has launched a new public awareness campaign aimed at encouraging more Georgians, especially Black women to seek mental health care and take advantage of newly expanded ...

May is mental health awareness month, a time when you will likely see some version of the following posts on social media. “Let’s end the stigma of mental illness.” “Speak up! Break the stigma.” ...

Mental health has become an increasingly popular topic of conversation in recent years. But, with it becoming more common to talk about, we can’t help but wonder: has the rate of mental illness ...