mental health

Legislation in development to create a mental-health hotline for health-care workers and first responders and improved insurance coverage for care.

The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association is providing online support in response to recent data from The National Athletic Trainer's Association showing student athletes experience mental health challenges more often than their peers.

Legislation is back on track for approval that would have public schools screen students for depression yearly in grades 7 through 12.

The university's chapter of a national peer group has been writing some chapters itself, trying to change the conversation and reduce stigma about mental health.

The fight against opioid addiction never stops at City Of Angels despite the fundraising comedy show we're doing for them this Saturday night.

Serving 300,000 New Jerseyans annually, Catholic Charities provides assistance to residents seeking counseling for behavioral health or addiction, or who may be facing homelessness, food insecurity, or lack of access to proper clothing.

The organization provides education and advocacy as well as presentations for people affected by mental illness to share their personal stories.

The Senate couldn't muster the votes by the deadline to block it, so the shift of behavioral healthcare to the Department of Health can move forward.

Are you worried Trump's elevator isn't go all the way to the top floor? That his hamster fell off the wheel? That he's a couple beers shy of a six pack?

Lawmakers took a first step toward adding $90 million to community providers who say a change in how they’re reimbursed could cripple their finances.