Bozeman Help Center sees increase in mental health calls; local groups expand offerings
Calls to the Bozeman Help Center have increased 49% since the coronavirus appeared in Gallatin County two months ago.
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Calls to the Bozeman Help Center have increased 49% since the coronavirus appeared in Gallatin County two months ago.
The first therapist in Montana to embed with law enforcement recently filled a desk in the center of the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office.
A new group being set up by ministers will examine how body image impacts on young people's mental wellbeing. The Scottish ...
If you are having thoughts of suicide, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 800-273-8255. Family problems, poor physical ...
For disability rights activist Diane Coleman, the answer is easy: “Assisted suicide laws are discrimination” and an example ...
For residents of this area who suffer mental-health crises, that would mean the resumption of a humiliating routine: They would once again spend hours in the back of sheriff’s squad cars, being hauled ...
The thrill of social media is often the possibility of surprise. It's fun to log on and see which viral videos, political rants ...
Suicide prevention meetings will take place in Stevens Point, Wausau and Marshfield. 144 people died by suicide in Wood County ...
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One in five of us suffers from depression over our lifetime, external- an experience that can be debilitating, humiliating, and ...
Sunday Mirror: Labour MP Luciana Berger, who is the new Shadow Mental Health Secretary and the youngest member of Jeremy Corbyn's ...
Gallatin County is a leading example in Montana of how to deal with people suffering with mental health problems.
Several local speakers will give their perspectives on mental health issues in a series of lectures in May, which is National Mental Health Month.
TikTok's design makes it harder for young people to think critically about the mental health content says University of Birmingham research.
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