Browsing: Mental Wellness

Uganda’s mental health conversation is moving beyond breaking the silence to asking what people do with that conversation once it has been started

Mental illness is increasingly emerging as one of the most serious public-health and governance challenges of our time. Yet it often remains hidden behind silence, stigma and the expectation that individuals must simply “be strong.” Recent episodes of violent attacks and disturbing incidents involving people in different parts of society should therefore be treated as…

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Selina Marie Galvan, MA, LMFT, Honored for Expertise in Healthcare, Mental Wellness and Therapy Press ReleaseSeptember 18, 2026 Selina Marie Galvan, MA, LMFT, is a mental health therapist at Prime Child & Family Therapy In addition to her primary role, Ms. Galvan has held the position of licensed marriage and family therapist at Partnerships to…

NEW YORK Binghamton event invites public to chalk messages of hope Beth McDermott Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin Sept. 17, 2026, 3:18 p.m. ET

WOODVILLE — The Allan Shivers Library and Museum has been awarded a grant from the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health to support a new community program focused on stress management, mental wellness, and building strong social connections

The Kerala government has proposed renaming its state-run mental health centres as “Happiness and Wellness Centres.” The move aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness and make these facilities more welcoming to patients

Almost 60% of the world population is in work (1). All workers have the right to a safe and healthy environment at work. Work can protect mental health. Decent work supports good mental health by providing:

143rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command hosted Resource Wellness Fair for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Written By: Shekina Tuahene Posted: September 14, 2026 Updated: September 14, 2026 Overall mental wellbeing among professionals in the mortgage sector has improved since last year, but people are still working long hours, raising the risk of burning out.