In a word, no. Employer's screening tools for any kind of mental health issue — if not required by working in a sensitive industry — should be avoided, as they bring little value to you, the employee, that you can't get elsewhere.
OKLAHOMA CITY– The attorney representing the woman arrested in the deadly OSU homecoming parade crash says she was not intoxicated and suffers from mental illness. Adacia Chambers, 25, is charged in connection …
“Our care has been lacking,” Hamilton said. She said a mental-health system that's tilted strongly toward the pharmaceutical industry winds up overmedicating people in desperate need of compassionate, therapeutic listening …
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – There's a new support meeting in Huntsville for people with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. It is hosted by Operation Stand Down, a group that helps homeless veterans. But for this meeting, the …
SEBASTIAN COUNTY (KFSM) — The Sebastian County Sheriff Bill Hollenbeck, other local county sheriff's and CEOs of community health facilities have formed a coalition to implement a stabilization center. The stabilization …
