Mental Health

Dr. Nihar Gala's national scholarship for entrepreneurs ditches the business plan, asking applicants about their toughest life lesson instead. What does this say?

As the global wellness economy surges toward $8.5 trillion, Vadma Institute is scaling its neuro-somatic method. But can its blend of cautious science and practitioner training build a lasting enterprise?

As 4,000 social service workers enter their 9th week on strike, their union files charges alleging the government is a "ghost at the table."

As toddler tactics fail for older kids, expert Dayna Guido launches a community for parents of children 8+. It offers practical tools and a unique track for pros.

As Massachusetts grapples with a mental health crisis, one company is scaling a solution that exists between weekly therapy and hospitalization. Is this the future?

As youth support systems fray, a new model of corporate-nonprofit synergy emerges. Be Strong's alliances show why strategic social investment is a core brand asset.

In a decisive strategic pivot, MAS and SPARC divested its medical staffing unit to focus on the booming home and community-based care sectors. Why?

In high-stakes finance, performance is everything. But Rejection-Sensitive Dysphoria, a trait tied to ADHD, can quietly sabotage careers and firms.

Dr. Jill Sonke's board appointment at Sing for Hope isn't just a new hire; it's a strategic play to fuse artistic outreach with scientific validation.

As the behavioral health industry grapples with a crisis of access and quality, a new consortium led by innovators like TPN.health is betting it all on data.

The new Aurora Research Network aims to replace guesswork with evidence-based protocols for severe neuropsychiatric crises. But can it unify a fragmented system?

In Nevada County, a new partnership is using an advanced EHR to bridge the gap from incarceration to community, a model for integrating care and rebuilding lives.

Beacon Behavioral Partners' deal with Pure Psychiatry aims to fix a broken system. But can a private equity-backed giant preserve local, patient-first care?

Emora Health is treating parents as individual clients, not just aides in their child's therapy. Is this operational shift the key to lasting mental health outcomes?

A coalition of 300+ organizations is applying a data-driven, systems-based approach to combat veteran suicide. Their new report shows it's working.

With a new CFO known for turnarounds and a new leader for its clinic network, Neuronetics is making a strategic bet on financial discipline and patient care.

A new state-funded program in Volusia County targets the 18-24 age group, aiming to bridge a critical gap in care and build resilient futures.

Global Industrial's partnership with Harmony Heights does more than create outdoor spaces; it rebuilds a community and pioneers a new model for corporate value.

IllinoisCOM, Chicago's first new medical school in a century, opens with a radical plan: integrating mental and physical health to combat the doctor shortage.

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.