Mental Health

The Lindsay Clancy mistrial isn't just a hung jury; it's a stark indictment of a US legal system at war with medical science on maternal mental health.

In a $27.5M deal, nonprofit Alpharus Health buys a Fulton Market HQ, returning to its Chicago roots and signaling a major investment in the city's future.

A new wave of at-home neuromodulation devices is dismantling old treatment paradigms. We explore the shift from clinic to living room and what it means for patients and investors.

As National Recovery Month begins, one Florida facility's model offers a look into the execution of integrated, specialized care. We analyze the data and strategy.

A new report reveals a productivity crisis fueled by financial stress. For leaders, ignoring employee financial health is no longer a viable option.

Designed to rehabilitate impaired physicians, Physician Health Programs are now accused of being punitive traps, with claims of false diagnoses and profiteering.

A foundation is funding radical research using VR, psychedelics, and brain stimulation to expand our 'Perception Box.' Is this the future of mental healthcare?

As Washington prepares for the National Recovery Month kickoff, Tom Farley’s personal story and Recovery.com’s digital platform reveal a new economic and social strategy.

With a fresh $17M from investors including CVS Health Ventures, Onos Health is deploying AI to read clinical notes, aiming to untangle the $140B behavioral health market.

With schools struggling to access mental health funds, a tech and services partnership offers a new model for deploying California's ambitious CYBHI plan.

New data shows 84% of Americans needing substance use treatment don't get it. A new approach combines neuroscience and faith to rewire the brain for recovery.

A new app promises to stop overthinking with daily CBT. We go beyond the launch to see if Mindway can truly disrupt the digital mental health space.

Flexpoint's rapid scaling and sale of ArtesRx to Linden reveals a high-stakes model for specialized care. But can profit motives and patient needs coexist?

Beyond slogans, MHA's upcoming conference reveals a strategic pivot, linking mental health to economic stability, cultural influence, and systemic reform.

One Mind's annual festival blends rock music, AI research, and corporate power, raising millions to tackle mental illness. Here's why it's a model for impact.

A new federal funding announcement for Yukon youth mental health reveals a deeper strategy: leveraging local partners to tackle complex northern crises.

Indiana Center for Recovery's sixth consecutive #1 ranking offers a playbook for quality care, but what does 'best' truly mean amid a public health crisis?

Omni Family of Services is now a 'Hope-Centered Organization.' But can a psychological theory really fix burnout and change outcomes for America's most vulnerable?

Two years after a landmark rejection, the bid to approve MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD is back. This is more than a resubmission; it's a test case for a new paradigm in medicine.

A Fort Collins clinic is launching a program that merges psychiatry, functional medicine, and brain-mapping tech to treat co-occurring disorders. Is this the end of fragmented care?