NYC First Lady McCray To Testify Before City Council About Thrive NYC ProgramCouncil Speaker Corey Johnson said he asked her to speak during a budget hearing on March 26.
LI Woman's Idea Spreads, Students Across U.S. Celebrate 'P.S. I Love You Day'There are a lot of hearts floating around area schools Friday and it’s not even Valentine’s Day.
Elementary School Opens Meditation Room To 'Replace Behaviors'"It's not punishing students; it's helping them to replace behaviors they don't want to have as a response to certain situations."
Study: Child Behavioral Issues Linked To Parents With Childhood TraumaA new study has found a link between the stressful childhoods some parents had and the behavioral issues their own children developed.
Major Depression Diagnoses Up 33 Percent Since 2013, Study FindsBlue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), who insures over 106 million people, reports that major depression cases skyrocketed from 2013 to 2016.
Fun On The Farm Helps Kids Disconnect From Electronics, Reconnect With NatureAllaire Community Farm hosted Children’s Mental Health Day, a day for kids to slow down and get back in touch with nature.
Man Tried To Drown Himself, Now Suing Police Who Saved His LifeA Virginia pool worker, who tried to drown himself during a bipolar episode, is now suing the police officers and lifeguard who saved him because they allegedly took too long to do it.
Research Suggests Link Between Social Media Use And DepressionDr. Steven Levine stopped by to talk more about the negative side effects of social media use.
Millennials' Quest For Perfection Causing Mental Health Issues, Study SaysThe report, published in the journal Psychological Bulletin, draws a link between the number of young people being labeled as perfectionists and the rise in mental health issues being diagnosed.
Millennials: 'Snowflake' Label Hurts Our Mental Health, Study FindsAccording to a study, 74 percent of 16 to 24-year-olds in the UK felt the snowflake label could have a negative impact on someone's mental health.
Study: 1 In 20 Teen Cyberbully Victims Targeted ThemselvesResearchers founds boys tended to anonymously post negative comments for attention, while girls did so due to depression or mental pain.
