Mental Health

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The money will support a program for patients who are experiencing minor-level crises.

Despite a growing need, there are not many standalone tic and Tourette departments at hospitals in the region.

A warning, this next story contains mention of suicide.A new report from Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus finds that Black children between the…

State officials are reinforcing a message to Ohio veterans that help is available for anyone, especially for those having a difficult time processing the…

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The modern term "depression" has displaced many more nuanced descriptions of sadness and grief.

The modern term "depression" has displaced many more nuanced descriptions of sadness and grief.

The news that Team USA Olympic gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from the gymnastics team final this week, citing mental health as one of her reasons, is reverberating around the world and in Cleveland. Cleveland Cavaliers player Kevin Love, who received recognition in 2017 for speaking about mental health, responded to the news on Instagram on Wednesday.

Kevin Love and health experts say the news of the Olympian withdrawing due to mental health will have a huge impact.