mental health

Residents and providers are stepping up, but stigmas still block access. And cultural norms, misinformation and unrealistic expectations can keep people from getting care.

But there’s hope, with some local and nonprofit mental health providers.

With prom and graduation season upon us, many teens may be feeling the pressure, and in some cases, serious stress. The good news is there are low and no-cost resources available across South Florida.

A new training program teaches workers to stop the baby talk and address older people as adults.

On "Florida Matters," guest experts offer advice on getting through crises. In addition, some of you reached out with stories about how last year’s storms affected your psychological well-being.

The event is designed to help young people improve communication about their mental health, and open up about their personal challenges and the kinds of help they’ve received.

The evidence is anecdotal, but psychologists and flight attendants say they are seeing and hearing increased worries about flying after some recent high-profile air crashes.

The school district is considering a new approach that shifts away from in-school therapy.

Federal workers say they feel overwhelmed, have obtained or considered seeking psychiatric care and medication, and are anxious about paying their bills. And soon, their health insurance will run out.

Jordie Poncy was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer just as he was preparing to start a new counseling job at Moffitt Cancer Center. Now he balances his treatment journey with helping others adjust to theirs.