How do you keep crisis responders and the people they’re helping safe?
We look at HEART’s impact on the safety of Durham residents in crisis, the mental health workers responding, and the police.
How do you keep crisis responders and the people they’re helping safe?
We look at HEART’s impact on the safety of Durham residents in crisis, the mental health workers responding, and the police.
Girls in the U.S. are experiencing record high levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk. How can schools help girls of color navigate this crisis?
We explore what it’s like to experience psychosis and why it can be so difficult for patients to get effective treatment.
Kosali Simon shares research on the relationship between Medicaid, mental health care and incarceration.
COVID opened the door to treating addiction remotely. Now policymakers have to decide whether to keep telehealth around.
Maria Polyakova shares new research on why a community’s attitude toward mental health treatment could be even more important than how many providers it has.
As kids return to the classroom, schools are spending billions in new federal aid to address students’ growing mental health needs.
As gun violence continues to soar in U.S. cities, one violence prevention specialist tries to stem the tide of homicides in his hometown.
Miami-Dade County has spent the last two decades trying to connect people in mental distress with services instead of jail cells. What have they learned?
As gun violence surges, researchers use new federal funding to search for solutions.