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Mental health
The number of "sandwich generation" caregivers is growing
by
Sabri Ben-Achour
, Chris Farrell
and Alex Schroeder
Jan 14, 2025
The term refers to adults caring for both older parents and children — which takes a toll on mental, physical and financial health.
The financial toll of a suicide attempt
Dec 6, 2024
Patients on the road to recovery routinely face bills in the tens or hundreds of thousands.
The high cost of mental health inequities
May 16, 2024
Lots of people in this country don’t have access to good mental health care — and that's expensive for society.
More companies are adopting policies to support employees recovering from addiction
May 13, 2024
Nearly 50 million people in the U.S. have a substance use disorder, and most are in the workforce. Could employers take a bigger role in recovery?
Biden administration proposes new mental health care parity rule
Jul 25, 2023
The rule would force insurance companies to follow laws stating mental health care must be covered like physical health care.
Colleges get federal guidance on using COVID relief to support student mental health
May 19, 2022
The Department of Education provided ideas for using these funds, including text-based counseling and suicide-prevention training.
Calls to mental health hotlines rise as people seek relief during COVID
Jan 26, 2022
With mental health professionals in short supply during the pandemic, some who need help are turning to hotlines and other alternative online resources.
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Labor Department outlines unlawful imbalance in coverage between mental, physical care services
Jan 25, 2022
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said the department will ramp up legal enforcement: “We need to make sure people are covered.”
Share your story: Have you experienced a health parity violation?
Jan 24, 2022
The Department of Labor's parity report finds that mental health care is treated unfairly by insurers.
We're still grieving the economy we've lost, whether we realize it or not
by
Kimberly Adams
and Sean McHenry
Dec 29, 2021
Admitting when we're not OK is the first step in helping ourselves, psychotherapist Megan Devine says.