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Women aged 40 and above in Isiolo County are turning to physical exercise and peer support to manage the mental and physical challenges associated with menopause, while calling for greater openness about a stage of life they say remains misunderstood in many communities.
Andrea LaForce, Activity Book Author (Image courtesy of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance)ChathamNews
Navigating college life comes with its unique set of challenges, from academic pressures to social adjustments. At RIT, the well-being of students is a top priority, and the university is committed to offering a robust support system for mental health and wellness. Let’s explore the various retally and emotionally during their time at RIT
Santa Barbara Mental Wellness Center Announces New Board Leadership as Organization Approaches 80th Year
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Santa Barbara Mental Wellness Center has announced the addition of four local leaders to its Board of Directors as the organization prepares to enter its 80th year of service to the community. Joining the board are Heather Ames, Scott Jeffrey Ehrnstein, Chad Hine and Cheryl Runge. Scott Lochridge continues as Board…
View the report below to see APHA’s recommendations for community groups to build mental wellness and resilience in the face of climate change. View the report here.
Michael Phelps Foundation Launches Thrive Together Challenge to Expand Water Safety and Mental Wellness Education
The Michael Phelps Foundation today launched the Thrive Together Challenge, inviting individuals and teams across the country to help expand access to water safety and mental wellness education. The campaign runs October 20 through December 18, including Giving Tuesday
Frontiers | Digital wellness or digital dependency? a critical examination of mental health apps and their implications
1. School of Social Work, Marian College Kuttikkanam Autonomous, Kuttikkanam, Kerala, India
Mental Wellness Tied to Improved Outcomes in NSCLC AdvertisementAdvertisement August 12, 2025/Cancer/News & Insight
A Research Agenda to Support Mental Health and Wellness Programs for Federal First Responders and Law Enforcement
Concerns about the physical health, mental health, and safety of first responders and law enforcement officers have been increasing for some time. In recent years, the public has become more aware of the overall mental toll borne by law enforcement, and the tragic consequences of poor mental health.[1]

