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White House to Host ‘Ted Lasso' Cast to Promote Mental Health
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will host the cast of the TV series “Ted Lasso” at the White House on Monday to promote mental health and well-being.
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Military Moves to Improve Mental Health Care and Cut Suicides, But Defers Action on Guns
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered a number of improvements in access to mental health care to reduce suicides in the military, but held off on endorsing more controversial recommendations to restrict gun and ammunition purchases.
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Online Counseling Service BetterHelp to Pay $7.8M Settlement Over Sharing Users' Sensitive Health Data
The online counseling service BetterHelp has agreed to return $7.8 million to customers to settle with the Federal Trade Commission for sharing health data it had promised to keep private — including information about mental health challenges — with companies including Facebook and Snapchat.
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World Mental Health Day Shines a Light on Teen Anxiety, Depression
March 2 is considered World Mental Health Day, and we’re taking at a look at a global push to help teenagers experiencing mental distress.
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Retiring Dallas PD Officer to Continue Addressing Mental Health of Police Force
She swore to protect and serve the Dallas community. For more than 20 years, Diana Mathis-Thornton helped patrol Southeast Dallas.
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Organizations Looking for Ways to Interrupt Pathways to Mass Violence
A group of North Texas organizations is working to find pathways to interrupt mass violence.
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Local Organizations Joining Together to Find Ways to Interrupt the Pathways to Mass Violence
Now, a group of North Texas organizations are working to find pathways to interrupt mass violence.
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Rain Chances Return Friday: The Connection
Rain is back in the forecast, plus Collin County’s new program to address mental health.
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Collin County Court Launches New Mental Health Program Thursday
Collin County has launched a new specialty court to divert mentally ill offenders into a court-supervised outpatient treatment program instead of the traditional criminal justice process.
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Collin County Court Begins New Mental Health Program Thursday
Collin County has launched a new specialty court to divert mentally ill offenders into a court-supervised outpatient treatment program instead of the traditional criminal justice process.
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How to Gain Clarity in Life
Certified life coach, Ashley Shihab, shares how to gain clarity in life and the benefits of doing so. MORE: LifeCoachAshley.com
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How to Apologize: Experts Share How to Get It Right — And Why It Matters
Follow these five steps to say sorry to someone you’ve hurt (and actually mean it).
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Shawn Mendes Says Canceling Tour Was ‘Very Difficult,' But Healing Process Has Been ‘Eye-Opening'
After canceling the remainder of his Wonder World Tour in July to focus on his mental health, Shawn Mendes shared that he embarked on a “difficult” but “eye-opening” journey.
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How Social Media and Screen Time Can Affect Children's Mental Health
New research shows sites like TikTok may have a negative impact on children’s mental health. The algorithm is designed to keep users engaged longer, and studies show the more kids and teens spend on social media, the more likely they’ll be depressed.
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Improve Your Well-Being Through Journaling
Dr. April Givens shares details about a new self-help journal to help improve your overall well-being. MORE: @DrAprilGivens
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Tips on Giving and Receiving Feedback
Author of Always Be the Shark, Dr. Stevie Dawn, shares tips for giving and receiving feedback. MORE: DrStevieDawn.com | @DrStevieDawn
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Viral ‘Hot Girl Walk' Fitness Trend Emphasizes Mental Wellness
One of the latest fitness trends that has gained popularity on TikTok in the past year is here to stay, thanks to its mental and physical health benefits. NBC 5’s Bianca Castro explains.
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Fitness Trends That Are Here to Stay in 2023
Some of the hottest fitness trends of last year are here to stay for 2023.
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‘They Are in Crisis': American Teen Girls Facing Record Levels of Hopelessness, Sadness and Trauma, CDC Data Shows
A report released Monday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control paints an alarming picture of American teenagers, their mental health and experiences of sexual violence, particularly among young women of high school age.
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CDC Says Teen Girls Are Caught in an Extreme Wave of Sadness and Violence
A new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that high school students in the U.S., especially teen girls, are experiencing an unprecedented “wave of violence and trauma.”