Mental Health

New Jersey extends its pioneering free teletherapy program, offering a vital lifeline to students and a potential blueprint for the nation's college mental health crisis.

A traveling art exhibit is challenging the medical narrative of cleft conditions, using portraiture as a powerful tool for representation and healing.

A new Atlanta-area addiction center earned top BBB marks in its first year, a rare move signaling a deep commitment to transparency for vulnerable families.

In a major leadership transition, ViaQuest names 19-year veteran Emily Stickley as CEO. Her promotion, alongside a new CFO, signals a focus on continuity.

As autism diagnoses climb, the ABA therapy industry faces a critical test. Acorn Health’s new CFO hire signals a push for scale, but also a deeper challenge.

Mantra Health's new policy chief isn't just a hire; it's a strategic move to re-engineer student mental health funding, linking well-being to economic success.

While most of the U.S. sees a drop in overdose deaths, Nevada's crisis is deepening. A Las Vegas facility's five-year anniversary highlights the critical role of localized care.

As unaddressed grief costs billions, Pathpal's proactive platform just secured a major investment to scale its 'grieftech' solution for the modern workplace.

Alleva Intelligence aims to unify clinical and operational AI, but can a single ecosystem overcome the deep-seated challenges of a sector in crisis?

A $5M state investment is funding a novel Central Coast pilot to treat anosognosia, a condition where patients don't know they're ill. Can it reshape CA care?

As private networks for veteran healthcare expand, one alliance aims to build a new system based not just on access, but on rigorously vetted, ethical care.

Beyond abstinence, meaningful work is a critical pillar of long-term sobriety. We explore how innovative workplace policies are creating a win-win for recovery and industry.

As psychiatrist shortages worsen in PA & NJ, Author Health's tech-first model arrives for seniors. We look at the real-world impact behind the promises.

As population growth strains West Central Florida, a new state budget infusion for BayCare reveals a targeted strategy to bolster critical healthcare infrastructure.

Forsyth County's innovative jail mental health unit shows promise, but its partnership with private provider NaphCare raises complex questions about the business of care.

AmeriPath USA's vertically integrated model of buying, renovating, and operating recovery homes isn't just housing—it's a new asset class for social impact.

AFSP Illinois launches culturally-specific suicide prevention programs, revealing a crucial truth: addressing mental health disparities is an economic necessity.

As families face agonizing waits for autism evaluations, one company's expansion highlights a critical trend: a for-profit solution to a public health crisis.

A rare hospital-grade accreditation in Thailand's rehab sector offers a new level of verified trust, separating clinical proof from marketing promises.

A lawsuit alleges top officials at the Mental Health Association of Nassau County sexually exploited, financially manipulated, and retaliated against a client.