National Suicide Prevention Month: Helping people feel less alone in their struggles and providing resources and support to save more lives National Suicide Prevention Month
This new unit brings together a multidisciplinary team of licensed professional counselors, licensed master social workers, patient navigators, nurses, psychologists, and child and adolescent psychiatrists
“We at Swedish want to partner with our transgender and gender diverse community-based organizations and leaders to provide them with the resources we have available
Montana-based Providence St. Patrick Hospital recently received support from Providence’s Well Being Trust to help launch a new a crisis receiving center serving Missoula and
The National Student Advisory Council of Work2BeWell has created a brand new, free State-by-State Mental Health Resource, which is designed to serve teens across the
Providence caregivers and Work2BeWell National Student Advisory Council (NSAC) Alumni recently shared their thoughts about the unique mental health challenges that minorities face as well
In its first year, 988 has fielded more than 2 million calls from people experiencing a mental health crisis It’s been one year since the
In America, one out of every three teens experience mental health issues on a regular basis, and suicide is the leading cause of death among
As a practicing geriatric psychiatrist for more than 15 years, I’ve seen firsthand the mental and physical toll that anxiety, depression and other mental health
Providence’s My Mental Health Matters Program was recently recognized as a finalist in the Ragan’s Employee Communications Awards Program in two categories: Employee Well-Being and
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