Mental Health Good News

Stories about people and organizations making a difference for mental health — and fighting the stigma around mental health

Avivo Village aims to be an alternative to outdoor homeless encampments for unhoused residents in the Twin Cities.

The singer does seem to know a thing or two about ensuring therapists are “well-fed.”

Ron Blake was about to die by suicide. When a “Late Night” joke made him laugh, he said, he realized, “there’s still something good left in me.”

According to a study by the University of Southern California’s Norman Lear Center, Hollywood is getting better at portraying mental health.

A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shared the results of a successful therapy trial for psilocybin.

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