Advocates say number of unsheltered homeless is growing as economic shockwaves of COVID-19 continue
April 27, 2020Teams work to ensure people are safe, healthy
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Study finds more mental health visits decrease risk of suicide among youths
April 24, 2020Young people with epilepsy, schizophrenia, substance use also found to be at higher suicide risk
What does the coronavirus do to your body?
A visual guide of coronavirus infection, symptoms of COVID-19 and the effects of the virus inside the body, in graphics
The Benefits of Exercise for Children’s Mental Health
“Even light physical activity among adolescents was linked to better mental health as they got older, new research shows.”
UC Medical Center offering peer support in ER to those battling addiction
UC Medical Center offering peer support in ER to those battling addiction
Local woman starring in first episode of new A&E show on addiction, recovery
“A local woman who battled addiction for years is about to star in the first episode of a new television show.”
Helping Children and Youth Who Have Traumatic Experiences
May 21, 2018Children and Youth in the United States are Frequently Exposed to Traumatic Experiences
Mental Health and Recovery Services Board Awarded $2 Million in New Funding for Opiate Response
November 3, 2017Hamilton County MHRSB Receives $2 Million for Opiate Response
USA today published an excellent article that helps to destigmatize mental illness and promote the importance of self-care.
July 17, 2017https://usat.ly/2ufZiGj
Amid Rising Suicide Rates, Cincinnati Schools Worried About Cuts To Mental Health Services
June 19, 2017As Cincinnati Public Schools look for ways to improve mental health resources for students, administrators are worried about potential cuts to psychological counseling services, which are part of school-based Medicaid programs.
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