How cuts to SAMHSA threaten Wisconsin mental health watchdog and school programs

Three decades of advances to improve mental health and addiction could be erased, mental health experts and former SAMHSA ...

What derailed Pa.’s plan to close state hospitals and invest in community mental health care?

After a period of psychiatric hospital closures and investment in community support, Pennsylvania has shifted focus to the ...

Funding cuts, lawsuits, fear derailed Pa.’s plan to close state hospitals, invest in community mental health care

The state’s core program to close its psychiatric hospitals and shift care to less-restrictive community programs — the ...

California ‘mental health' loophole frees killers and crooks with 'terrible laws,' sheriff warns

California's mental health diversion law has gone beyond the gates of its original intent, allowing violent criminals to ...

CDC reports 40% of teens struggle with mental health as Ohio expands response services

National data shows that 40% of teens struggle with mental health issues. Against that backdrop, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ...

Judge rejects fining Oklahoma mental health department over treatment times

Attorneys had asked a judge to fine the department $10,000 every day it doesn't have a plan to speed up wait times for ...

Oregon Officials: More Substance Abuse, Mental Health Care Could Reduce Pregnancy-Related Deaths

Oregon health care providers who review every case in which a mother died during or soon after pregnancy have found that mental health conditions and substance use were the leading cause ...

Moment of Clarity Highlights New Insights on TMS Therapy Success Rates in Mental Health Treatment

CORONA, CA – November 10, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Moment of Clarity has published a new resource, “TMS Therapy Success Rate ...
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Mental health expert: tips to monitor your child’s emotional wellbeing

While the mental health of children is improving across the country, data shows that there are still some serious challenges ...

Alabama promised to improve psychiatric care for men charged with crimes. They still wait years

In Alabama, that means people charged with less serious crimes, like Clark, “spend more time waiting for a bed than if they ...