Incarcerated people face high rates of PTSD and trauma, yet most don't receive adequate treatment. Advocates say New Jersey must invest more in mental health to help people successfully reenter society.
NJ lawmakers move to shield children from social media risks, including screen addiction and privacy concerns.
A Senate committee moves forward a bill that would institute a statewide, monthly fee on all residents' mobile and IP-enabled phone lines to support a suicide and crisis hotline.
New Jersey is offering up to $180K in student loan relief for eligible behavioral health professionals who serve in underserved communities.
Depression deeply affects Black women, but stigma and limited care keep many silent. Breaking that silence is key to healing.
YWCA Northern NJ opens first Center for Racial Healing to address racial trauma with training, referrals, and community support.
Shannon Qualls’ BLK Women Wellness Collective creates inclusive, accessible wellness events for Black women across New Jersey and New York.
After her daughter’s suicide, a NJ mom leads efforts to hold Big Tech accountable for the mental health harms of social media on kids.
The decision comes almost one year after Fort Lee Police killed Lee while responding to her mental health emergency.
NJ honors Black Men’s Health Month with events and care efforts to address health gaps and support mental wellness.
