by Aubrey Kirchhoff Chances are if you’ve read the news in the past year you’ve seen a headline like these: “It’s time to go nuclear.” “Mark Zuckerberg is choosing profit over children.” “We need to ban kids from social media” … And who could disagree with them? ...
by Seth Gillihan As a recession looms on the horizon, many people understandably are worried about their finances and job security. While these concerns are not unfounded, constant worry and stress about things that might go wrong take a toll on a person’s mental and physical ...
Bill J. Crouch, Cabinet Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR), Tuesday announced the appointment of Christina Mullins as his deputy secretary of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders. This appointment is effective immediately and is part of ...
by Suk-Young Kim One hundred-fifty-six lives were lost in an unimaginable stampede Oct. 29 in the Itaewon district of Seoul. People from various places and stations in life are gone and most of them were South Koreans in their 20s. This devastating tragedy has forced many in the ...
Valley HealthCare System of North Central West Virginia was recently awarded a four-year, $1 million grant to expand mental health services in north-central West Virginia. Valley, a nonprofit mental health organization that operates in Marion, Monongalia, Preston and Taylor counties, ...
There is an unfair stigma surrounding healthcare professionals that they are somehow illness resistant - that their level and type of education makes them somehow immune to the diseases, health problems and mental illnesses for which others seek their advice. Within the healthcare ...