mental health

Both “Learning to Pray” and “Prayers and Blessings for Healthcare Workers” have a “pick-up-and-read” quality.

While there was a mental health crisis among children before the pandemic shut down the world, the fact one in five children ages 3-17 are having a mental, developmental, emotional or behavioral disorder, the isolation, fear and uncertainty has magnified the problem.

In the sea of practical advice given to deal with depression, anxiety, trauma and grief, “St. Dymphna’s Playbook” offers a uniquely Catholic perspective.

Workshops throughout the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering addressed numerous social outreach efforts to people on the margins, addressing poverty, immigration, racism, prison ministry, worker rights, mental health and economic development.

In a video message released by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network Nov. 3, the pope offered his prayer intention for the month of November, which he dedicated to people experiencing depression.

Five understandings about suicide suggest ways readers may be a potential source of healing and hope to others.

The educational event sought to inform clergy and assist them with pastoral responses to the issues.

A list of warning signs and symptoms and where to find help.