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By Chris Ames SB 818 Lionell Spruill, Sr. | all patrons All Virginia’s school children deserve mental health education. The original 2018 mental health education bill that became Virginia law §22.1-207 was introduced with the purpose of...
Jenny SappingtonHere’s the scenario: You sit down at a Self-Care workshop, and out comes The List. You know, the one that lists all the options you’ve seen countless times before: take a walk, take a bath, read a book, journal (ugh, that’s the worst one for me) etc…...
Youth Rankings a Great Concern Mental Health America (MHA) has released the State of Mental Health in America report for 2023, which ranks all 50 states and the District of Columbia based on 15 behavioral health and access measures. This year’s data cannot be...
Physicians and nurses die by suicide at twice the rate of the general population. At our Victory for Mental Health Dinner Program next week, we will present this year’s Mental Health Advocacy Champion Award to Jennifer Feist, Corey Feist, and Sen. Tim Kaine for...
Until now, if you were to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, you would call 1-800-273-TALK. As of July 16, you can call 988 to reach the Lifeline, a number that is much easier to remember. In addition to having a new number, the move to 988 includes a much...
