Alisa Roth

Conditions at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake in Wisconsin were so bad that now, a federally appointed monitor oversees the facilities. As the number of kids there has declined, costs have gone up.

Some districts are trying hotlines, others are offering socially distanced in-person sessions.

Many Black clients are seeking therapists they trust to deal with mental health trauma since the police killing of George Floyd.

As people stay home, those in abusive relationships can be stuck with their abusers with little possibility of leaving.

One Minnesota program offers free mental health care through the state agriculture department.

Treatment usually involves in-person therapy and group meetings. Now, counselors are trying to adjust.

Therapists and psychiatrists are just starting to submit their March bills.

Florida's shortage means delayed showers, cancelled classes and increased violence.

Hours for corrections officers are long, and pay is low.

Turnover in the department last year was 22 percent.