Leading Stories, Subscribers
Survey: Societal division is top stressor
By Susan Gonsalves
Americans report loneliness, isolation Americans are significantly impacted by a divided country. They...
Owning a group practice: How hard can it be?
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Self-employed therapists often expand to group practice because demand for services is greater than the...
Program provides resources for perinatal & postpartum mental health
By Catherine Robertson Souter
The birth of a child can be one of life’s most miraculous, joy-filled events. For many new mothers,...
AI chat tools test new ground in therapy as clinicians assess risks & benefits
By Beth Negus Viveiros
As AI chat tools move deeper into mental health care, psychologists are weighing the promise of...
Funding cuts hurting researchers, clinicians
By Eileen Weber
Federal cuts have impacted research grants and funding at many universities. As a result, some...
ME’s red flag law wants to cut risk without stigmatizing mental illness
By Tricia Stortz
When Maine voters approved a red flag gun law this fall, the change marked more than a shift in firearms...
Overwhelmed MH facilities prompt nationwide effort to boost inpatient capacity
By Beth Negus Viveiros
For the first time since the 1950s, more states increased their state psychiatric hospital capacity in...
Mental Health America report: NE states have lower prevalence of mental illness, better access to care
By Susan Gonsalves
The prevalence of mental health concerns among U.S. adults has not changed significantly from 2021-2022,...
Tax preparation information provided for therapists
By Catherine Robertson Souter
The US Tax Code is more than 6,500 pages long. So, it’s not surprising that therapists flock to...