mental health

Jenn Lim is the CEO of Delivering Happiness, an organizational consultancy, and author of the new book “Beyond Happiness.”

Mental health benefits can help, but to reduce workplace stress and burnout, the work itself has to change.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill canceled classes on Tuesday amid two suicide investigations so students and faculty could have a “wellness day” to focus on mental health.

Guevara recognizes her appointment is as historic as it is vital to represent New York’s youth given Covid’s outsized impact on Black and Latino families.

Three Dallas firefighters remain in serious condition nine days after that apartment explosion in southeast Oak Cliff. As the investigation continues, one non-profit is working to meet the mental health needs of those displaced.

A daily diet of colorful fruits and vegetables can help make your brain strong, sharper and smarter, studies show. Here’s what a Harvard nutritional psychiatrist eats to strengthen her memory, focus and overall health.

NBC 5 is taking a more in-depth look at the issue of social media and children. Vince Sims spoke with Victoria Saylor from the nonprofit group Common Sense Media. The group tries to provide real data about the effects of social media on children. They also offer solutions for parents needing some help guiding their kids through digital life.

Vince Sims talked with therapist Molly Muniz who specializes in children and families to help guide conversations about school bullying and violent school incidents.

In response to the Timberview shooting in Arlington on Wednesday, a collective of Dallas mental health nonprofits is hosting a free outdoor event at Klyde Warren Park on Thursday evening.

1 in 3 people say if they could have just one extra work benefit, they’d want more money.

Some companies will address employee mental health sparingly – like they’re “checking a box,” says Kelly Greenwood of Mind Share Partners. But fully catering to employees’ mental health needs – like time off and understanding when they’re having a rough time – requires a change of company culture.

In 2016, Gabriella Lindsay and her family left Chicago for the beaches of Mexico. They now live in Antigua, where the cost of living is much cheaper than in the U.S. Here’s a look at what they do, eat and spend in a typical week.

Facebook agreed to send Antigone Davis, global head of safety, to testify before the Senate Commerce subcommittee on consumer protection on Sept. 30.

Burnout is an epidemic in the workplace, and more companies are recognizing they need to do something about it.

As educators and students alike attempt to find out how to close the education gap caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, some students say mental health needs to be a top priority. Wayne Carter reports.

As educators and students alike attempt to find out how to close the education gap caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, some students say mental health needs to be a top priority.

While you may want to fire off an email that says “I quit,” it’s better to have a plan in place first.

Wall Street Journal tech reporter Georgia Wells talks about the recent widely shared report documenting Facebook’s awareness of body image issues stemming from the app Instagram. Teenage Instagram users who experienced body image issues said the app was making those issues worse with a focus on fitness and showing more and more pages with idealized bodies.

The runner-up on “American Idol” season 7 was “off the map” for a little while on mission trips in Chile. But he’s since returned to music with songs that reference the mental health struggles he’s faced – like “Paralyzed,” released in 2020, which harks back to when he felt like he could never get out of bed. In this emotional...

A global study has found young people are suffering “profound psychological distress” due to climate change and government inaction on the crisis.