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The words “electroconvulsive therapy” elicit visions of Randle McMurphy, the character Jack Nicholson played in the 1975 blockbuster “One Flew…

Although people with schizophrenia, severe bipolar disorder and other serious psychiatric disorders worldwide have been less likely to get vaccinated…

The pandemic’s assorted pressures have caused a spike in suicidal thoughts among subsets of people, including older Americans whose risk…

Amid a nationwide push to pare the number of incarcerated people with mental and/or behavioral disorders, a South Dakota pilot…

The first of four briefs Mental Health America will release in 2021 has concluded that 38% of 725,949 people who…

A half-hour before nursing supervisor Jotis Lee was scheduled to end her shift on the Friday before July 4th, the…

The American Psychological Association’s Psychological Services journal is preparing to announce its first call for papers in the field of…

The mental health of students has been of particular concern during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some students more severely affected…

Amid the mental and behavioral challenges fueled by COVID-19, expanded telehealth capabilities have contributed to a surge in mental health…

During Election 2020, Oregon became the first state to approve the use of psilocybin, the active ingredient in more than…
