New Report Finds Use of Naloxone, a Life-Saving Overdose Medication, Varies Widely by State September 15, 2022 – Washington, D.C – Today, Well Being Trust
It’s become increasingly essential to our health that we actively schedule time away from work. Taking personal time to recharge has myriad benefits to your
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. It’s time when mental health advocates and community organizations work in tandem to share information – and much-needed
Now that the number has been live for a month, it is a good time to review some specifics about 988 and how it can
As the summer days dwindle down, parents and children are beginning to prepare for the back-to-school season. The feelings around returning to school this year,
On July 29, 2022, the Biden-Harris Administration announced new actions to help address the youth mental health crisis. These actions include: Awarding the first of
Tending to and caring for our community’s mental health needs, especially the poor and vulnerable, is a Providence tradition. This is central to our 166-year-old
Did you know that the stigma of mental illness in communities of color, language differences between patients and providers, and cultural presentation of symptoms can
A message from Tyler Norris, MDiv, Chief Executive, Well Being Trust, andBenjamin F. Miller, PsyD, President, Well Being Trust As you may have seen from a recent announcement
Please see this important message below from Rod Hochman, M.D., Well Being Trust Board Chair; President & CEO Providence Nearly six years ago, when we
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