Schizophrenia is a difficult mental illness that affects about one percent of the population in the United States. The condition is chronic, severe, and disabling often preventing an individual from living independently.
More than three quarters of them — 76.2 percent — said they are struggling with PTSD, and 35 percent said they've experienced difficulty getting mental-health care. Defense Department estimates put the number of …
WATCH ABOVE: Every year, 500 Albertans die by suicide. It's the third highest rate in the country. Now, one mother is calling for changes to our mental health system. Fletcher Kent reports.
After public figures signed a letter demanding parity of esteem for mental health care, here are 10 things that need to change to end the crisis.
When the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2009, it brought with it new availability of social work services. Even more importantly, experts say, it signaled a change in preventative mental health care – identifying and helping …
