Wimbledon finalist Amanda Anisimova and other players discuss how they take care of their mental health and fight burnout.

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Ending the federal LGBTQ+ suicide prevention line is a public health failure, write two leaders in prevention and crisis ...

IN a move to tackle the escalating mental health crisis among students, Sen. Bong Go has introduced a new bill during the ...

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On Aug. 14, join The Seattle Times’ Mental Health Project for a night of comedy sets focused on mental health, followed by a ...

The Marion County Public Health Department is launching a new mental health resource. CredibleMind is a new online resource ...

Amanda Anisimova's journey to the Wimbledon final came through a large amount of adversity. The 23-year-old was once a junior tennis star who represented one of several talented American players at ...

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don has previously opened up about his health battles, including a "terrible" diagnosis that ...