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High suicide rates and mental health issues are becoming a big concern in farming and ranching communities. A new program promises financial and emotional support to those in the industry who need such services.
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Because this film wants the audience to be absorbed in every word, and in every subtext of those words, "The Son" has no flashy cinematography or dynamic editing. It's a film about the words.
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A SciLine journalists webinar held last week hosted three panelists who addressed the rising number of eating disorders seen in the U.S. and the treatments that are available.
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The holidays bring mistletoe, caroling, eggnog, gift-giving, family and friends. But for some, the holidays can also bring loneliness.
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Pediatricians in Idaho are exploring a novel approach to mental health - by asking parents about their past traumas and positive experiences.
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The Ad Council launched a $65 million multi-year campaign addressing mental health issues, with support from the Huntsman Mental Health Institute.
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“We're just trying to tell people that it's, it's okay, to not be mentally stable all the time,” Leslie Buxton said. “And that we're here as an Aggie family and take care of each other and help each other through this type of thing.”
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We revisit our conversation with Dr. Christine Montross about her book, "Waiting For an Echo: The Madness of American Incarceration."
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Stephen Trimble’s new book The Mike File is a memoir. Psychosis overwhelmed Trimble’s brother Mike at 14. Trimble’s parents had no choice but to commit…
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Christine Montross has spent her career treating the most severely ill psychiatric patients. Several years ago, she set out to investigate why so many of…