It is important for us to use the pandemic to normalize accommodations.
In this very unusual year, nearly half of Americans say the pandemic is harming their mental health.
Meet our first-ever Young Mental Health Leaders Council!
It’s not uncommon for kids to be labeled as troublemakers, kids with behavior problems, or just “bad kids”.
Every day, our health care workers and their families are dealing with extraordinary challenges.
Most of us are not mental health professionals, but that doesn’t mean we can’t help a loved one who may be thinking of suicide.
The growing mental health crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic is not affecting everyone in the United States equally, and the data must be broken down to know where disparities exist.
March 6th, 2020—I will remember that day for many years to come.
For multiracial people, imposter syndrome goes deeper than our ability to compete with others in skills or knowledge.