The Second Story Foundation recently received $88,000 from the Will County Community Mental Health Board toward a community service partnership with the Recovery Community Center of Joliet.

I dove into mental health reporting and felt overwhelmed. The systems seemed convoluted — and that’s not just a feeling, it’s fact.

Across Nevada’s rural communities, young people face an invisible crisis that threatens their health, futures and the vitality of the places they call home.

According to statistics from Zippa, there are 198,811 licensed therapists in the U.S., and over 81,000 psychotherapists. It ...

Sneak peek at upcoming San Diego community events street fairs, festivals, concerts, performances, art shows, community ...

NIRSA is excited to shine a spotlight on the exciting research being done by Jacob K. Tingle, Ed.D., director of sport ...

Char turned to local legislators to advocate for her kids and call for investing in mental health services for children. One ...

I approached him, hoping for relief, and asked, “Can I quit now?” He looked at me with a quiet, sober expression and said simply, “No. No, you can’t. You have to keep going.” I ...

PATTERSON—Del Puerto Health Care District (DPHCD) has secured a $27 million grant to construct a Community Mental Health ...

Joseph McHugh has lived at the Northern Virginia Training Center for 35 years, moving in when he was a teenager. McHugh has cerebral palsy and colostomy and severe spasticity issues. At the ...

Atlanta police and fire officials are celebrating the opening of the new 85-acre Public Safety Training Center after years of debate and controversy. Critics have dubbed the $115-million project ...