In addition to worrying about the health of loved ones and themselves during the coronavirus pandemic, respondents to a survey say they are concerned...
People struggling with treatment-resistant PTSD may soon have a new course of care: MDMA. When used alongside psychotherapy, the synthetic substance in...
When Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide last month in a New York Corrections Facility, questions about the state of mental healthcare in America’s prisons...
Atlanta magazine calculates students who graduate from some of Georgia’s largest schools end up with an average of $27,000 in debt. Before it’s time to...
It’s 9 a.m. on a Saturday morning just after the Fourth of July, and Nancy Cleveland is on the move. She joins a group of about 20 Macon residents in...
Your Fourth of July plans may include parades, pool parties, cookouts or the Peachtree Road Race. Tricia Hersey plans to celebrate with a nice, long nap...
As June closes out and we enter into the second half of the year, Savannah offers plenty of events to engage with from panels on mental health to final...
Garrett Cathcart of Atlanta waited six years after the end of his active duty military service to step into a therapist’s office. He says his military...
Terrilyn Rivers-Cannon didn't always want to be a social worker. Growing up in Savannah, she wanted to become an attorney. Rivers-Cannon didn't decide...
African Americans are 10% more likely to report experiencing serious mental health problems than their white counterparts, according to the Health and...
