The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

The nation’s 988 call service for helping anyone experiencing a mental health emergency is back up and running after a daylong outage

Health care workers are being encouraged to prescribe buprenorphine for patients overcoming opioid addiction

Australian prosecutors said on Friday they will drop the high-profile case of a former government adviser accused of sexually assaulting a colleague in parliament, because the trial was severely harming the complainant's mental health.

A law that has long been criticised by mental health groups was deemed by the United Nations to breach the rights of people with disabilities.

A group of companies that have been trialling a four-day working week have recently reported increased revenue, with fewer employees taking time off or resigning. While it’s easy to understand the effects of a shorter week on worker wellbeing, the positive effects on company earnings and productivity may be more…

Administrative bloat leads to increased indifference to struggling students.

The nation’s new 988 hotline, intended to help anyone experiencing a mental health emergency, has been out of service for several hours Thursday

The former partner of a Tasmanian police officer who died by suicide tells an inquest that he became fixated on jobs which involved suicide — but that he never sought help for his own mental health.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A Stanford University study published Thursday found that stress from the COVID-19 pandemic prematurely aged adolescents’ brains, making them more like those of peers about three years older.