Mental Health

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

A landmark real-world study shows an 83.5% response rate for PTSD in patients with comorbid depression, signaling a potential paradigm shift for a notoriously hard-to-treat population.

As MAPS announces its 2027 summit, the psychedelic field grapples with a critical question: can its visionary promise survive the harsh pressures of reality?

Degrassi creators invest $1M in a novel partnership between Kids Help Phone and Trent University, aiming to fix Canada's broken student mental health system.

As the youth mental health crisis deepens, Somethings hires top clinical and sales talent to expand its radical, peer-led support model to millions.

Amidst soaring anxiety and burnout, one Hong Kong practice is rewriting the rules of therapy with cultural fluency and therapists who've lived the grind.

Canada's top medical body is backing a sweeping new law to protect kids online, shifting the debate from parental controls to platform accountability.

New data from AI meditation app Dojo shows 77% of sessions lower heart rate. Is this the future of wellness, where AI proves and personalizes our path to calm?

Kadima Neuropsychiatry sues NRx Pharma, alleging deceit in a failed acquisition. The case reveals the high stakes of corporate integrity and financial truth.

Reprieve Behavioral Health’s new outpatient clinic is more than an opening; it’s a calculated response to surging demand and a landmark state regulatory overhaul.

Blackbird Health's expansion into Bala Cynwyd is more than a new clinic; it's a strategic move into a pediatric mental healthcare market at its breaking point.

With ex-minister Olivier Dussopt as Chairman, care giant emeis bets on a public-private ethos to complete its transformation and rebuild trust.

A new startup promises to revolutionize mental health with AI and wearables. But is our biology ready to be read, and are we ready for what it will say?

A new book on psilocybin therapy for women signals a strategic shift from clinical data to lived experience, building a new market in the wellness economy.

A neurotech startup just hired a 20-year Cigna veteran. It’s not just a new advisor; it's a bold strategy to crack the insurance code for mental health.

A new book on integrated behavioral health isn't just academic. It's a strategic manual for fixing our broken systems and building national resilience.

A landmark study of 73,500 people argues that betrayal isn't just heartache—it's a systemic health crisis with staggering costs for our bodies and workplaces.

A new app offers video chats with an AI therapist. Is this the future of accessible mental wellness or a risky step into an unregulated digital frontier?

Canada's only national non-profit insurer is betting $200M on a radical idea: that business growth and social good aren't just compatible, they're codependent.