An Interview with Victor Armstrong about Suicide Prevention
Nearly 50,000 Americans die by suicide each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. In 2024, there were more than 2 […]
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Recovery: A Wellness Journey
“Recovery is an active change in your thinking, behaviors, and ideas. It’s an active change. So, recovery is a journey. It’s not a destination.”—Philip Cooper People who have substance use […]
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How Immunizations Help Communities Thrive
Healthy communities start with healthy people. When people can stay well, children can focus on learning, adults can care for their families, older adults can remain active and independent, and […]
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Minority Mental Health Awareness: Improving Access and Quality of Care—Insights from Four Mental Health Leaders
Mental health wellness is as important to a person’s overall well-being as physical wellness. Nearly a quarter—23.1 percent—of Americans have a mental illness, according to Mental Health America. Increased mental […]
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At the HEART of Care: Supporting Brain Health and Elder Dignity
June is a meaningful month for raising awareness about the challenges many older adults and their families face. It is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, and World Elder Abuse Awareness […]
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