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Dealing with large-scale tragedies at school
It seems like we hear about large-scale tragedies on a daily basis today. No one seems to be safe from news like this, including our students. We were once able to tell our students that school is a safe haven from everything on the outside. Well, it has been proven...
The 2020-21 school year has been a feat — for administrators, teachers, students, parents — for everyone. As it winds down, school staff are no doubt ready to breathe a sigh of relief while at the same time realizing it’d better be a quick one. A new school...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many counselors adapted to counseling clients via video while in-person appointments were not possible or severely restricted. Correspondingly, insurance coverage expanded and regulations regarding telebehavioral health were relaxed in many...
Debt burden significantly increased risk for suicide attempt, according to results of a national study of adults in the U.S. published in Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.
A program in Connecticut offers psychotherapy in exchange for voluntary service in the community. But the act of volunteering itself can have mental health benefits of its own.
CVS Health is rolling out mental health counseling at some of its MinuteClinics in order to give communities better access to the service. The company first kicked off its effort at five MinuteClinics inside CVS HealthHUB store locations in Houston, Texas, where CVS says...
Researchers have identified a psychedelic that doesn’t trigger hallucinations, a key discovery that could allow scientists to accelerate the development of easy-to-use treatments for mental health and neurological conditions. Researchers...
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