Monique Coombs Director of Community Programs at the Maine Coastal Fishermen’s Association, where she works in the watershed and leads fisheries initiatives. Jordan Rubin is a 2025 James Beard Foundation semifinalist for Best Chef of the Northeast, and was recently honored as one of Food & Wine’s 2025 Best New Chefs. Maine talks a lot … Read more
Menopause is an almost universal experience for women, but across Europe, the mental health risks are poorly understood, unevenly treated, and rarely addressed in policy. announcement announcement In the UK, a recent survey conducted by YouGov and the Royal College of Psychiatrists found that only 28 percent of women know that menopause can lead to … Read more
QUINCY (WGEM) — With more than 40 years of combined therapy experience, Melinda Vogel, a counselor at Midwest Counseling Services, and Tiffany Raines-Eaton, a counselor and social/behavioral sciences instructor at John Wood Community College, have seen their fair share of clients. But new data shows that younger generations may be starting to trade traditional mental … Read more
While workforce shortages are often to blame, insurance company practices are driving therapists into private practice, he said Task Force Report: Bridging the Mental Health Care Gap Report from Inseparable, a group advocating for access to mental health across the country. Low wages, high education costs and provider burnout are the main factors in Georgia’s … Read more
One in five Canadians lives with mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression at some point. This number has risen steadily in recent years, and while we have improved how we talk about mental health, significant stigma remains. In fact, people are almost three times less likely to report a mental illness than a … Read more
Beauty standards in the entertainment industry have long been a topic of debate, but many experts say they are becoming more and more concerned. When Emma Stone arrives in 2026 At the BAFTAs on February 23 in a chic, fitted black gown, her red carpet look quickly turned heads. Emma Stone poses on the red … Read more
A new scientific review raises concerns about how chatbots powered by artificial intelligence may encourage delusional thinking, especially in vulnerable people. A summary of the existing evidence on artificial intelligence-induced psychosis was published last week in The Lancet Psychiatry, highlighting how chatbots can induce delusions – though possibly only in people who are already vulnerable … Read more
Posted March 14, 2026 03:31AM You know that moment: standing in a convenience store forty minutes before long, the lights on overhead, staring at the neon signs with names that sound less like food and more like tech startups. Or maybe you’re about an hour into trail running, opening your first gel pack. Somewhere between … Read more
With what we know, John. Marissa. I spent the whole day talking to the family of the teenagers. They say the tragedy happened just eight days after they celebrated his birthday. His aunt tells us that he is here. Josiah Michael Dwinnell, who says he was just 13 years old when he died yesterday afternoon … Read more
In the heart of LA’s Chinatown neighborhood, the 6,000-square-foot facility provides mental health care services for students from the Los Angeles Unified School District, as well as children and youth ages six to 25. For years, mental health has been a major concern for LA youth, many of whom experience high levels of stress, including … Read more