Physical activity is one of the most beneficial things you can do for your mental and cognitive health at any age. And ...

Yes, you can visit urgent care for your mental health. However, it’s important to keep in mind that these care facilities shouldn’t be used in an emergency and can’t provide long-term mental health ...

Mental health advocates set aside July to call attention to the shortage of resources and support in minority and underserved communities. This observance has several names: National Minority Mental ...

The emotional and physical changes surrounding childbirth can be demanding. “I had never heard of postpartum psychosis when it happened to me,” shares one mother on a NAMI Blog post. “I was never ...

Historically marginalized communities can often experience disparities when it comes to accessing quality mental health care. Obstacles can include geographical limitations, stigma, and the cost of ...

Accessing mental health care can be a harrowing ordeal. Even if a patient finds a therapist in their network, their insurance company can overrule that therapist and decide the prescribed treatment ...

University of Utah alum, Esti, found hope and purpose through Huntsman Mental Health Institute’s Intensive Outpatient Program ...

Tim Spencer-Lane explains how the Mental Health Act 2025 reforms the law on detaining people with mental health needs ...

When someone needs urgent mental health support, they have options beyond just visiting the emergency room (ER), which can be noisy, busy, and have long waiting times. In 2022, the Centers for Disease ...