mental health

After their son Jackson’s death, Scott and Reyne Roeder are speaking out about suicide and mental health and encouraging others to do the same.

While the coronavirus pandemic upended most aspects of college life this past year, its impact on students’ mental health has had Catholic college and university leaders looking for new ways to reach students and get resources to them.

The yearlong pandemic has taken an emotional toll on Americans, with mental health professionals reporting they are getting more requests for assistance from people feeling helpless and experiencing anxiety and depression.

A book that includes a wide-ranging topics such as social media, video games, mental health, sleep deprivation, screen-related conversations, family rules, fostering human bonds and other thought-provoking chapters.

The author’s goal is educating readers about such challenges. By doing so, he hopes that those in medicine, ministry and society will improve the way they relate to those experiencing them.

The COVID-19 shutdown this past spring and the virus’ continuing effects have impacted people’s mental health.

Assistant professor gives an unusual assignment to her students on how workspace affects mental health.

Souls and Hearts, an online forum “developed to meet the needs of practicing Catholics who struggle with the everyday challenges of life.”