Toward the end of her junior year at Sherwood High School in Sherwood, Oregon, Hailey Hardcastle, 18, was dealing with more stress than usual. College
It’s hard to talk about our mental health. It can feel embarrassing, alienating, or overwhelming to open up to friends or family about any darkness
In the face of rising rates of depression, anxiety and suicide among young people, some states and school systems have started allowing students to take mental
Clinics training clinics on how to expand behavioral health care How Oregon’s Providence Medical Group is helping a PSJH’s Northern California system integrate mental health
tMHFA is an evidence-based training program from Australia. The National Council adapted the training with support from Born This Way Foundation and Well Being Trust.
Oregon Teens Bring Mental Health Awareness to Legislative Forefront School is out for the summer but that hasn’t stopped a group of student advocates from
Caring for children’s mental health needs in — and out — of the emergency department A collaboration in Oregon could be a model for dealing
A group of high school students in Oregon took action when they saw rates of suicide, bullying and mental health issues rising among peers. The four teen
Grants Focused on Vital Conditions That Ensure Long Lasting Intergenerational Well Being for All Oakland, Calif., July 2, 2019 – Today, Well Being Trust (WBT)
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