Mental health

Admitting when we're not OK is the first step in helping ourselves, psychotherapist Megan Devine says.

The program's approach includes an emphasis on medically-assisted treatment, using drugs to help ease withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

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.

One entrepreneur is placing her bets on a paid online listening service for women.

Macro social worker Jasmine Bolden discusses how social workers are often overworked and underpaid.

Amid a nationwide shortage of mental health care providers, virtual care systems, including apps, are attracting patients.

A therapist's advice for navigating the mental health effects of going back to work.

The law requires insurance “parity” for mental and physical care, but it’s often harder to find a therapist than a physician.

About half of the unemployed adults in the U.S. are pessimistic about their future employment, a survey shows.

The stigma impacts employers who are less likely to hire those applicants and job seekers who internalize shame and doubt.