There’s a new national survey on mobile mental health responders. A conversation with researcher Leah Pope. The survey is live through January 31. This isn’t part of our AI and mental health series. The next episode in the series comes out on Friday.
Despite increased broad usage, generative AI chatbots remain mostly unregulated, resulting in limited and unstandardized internal guardrails. So what happens when people start using AI chatbots for mental health support? A conversation with psychiatrist and researcher John Torous.
Utah State Rep. Steve Eliason shares the early beginnings of 988 and what legislators need to keep in mind.
Indigenous Australians are constantly navigating two worlds, one of which has been historically unsafe for them.
Veronica is an award-winning peer recovery coach, helping people navigate the challenges she faced. When asked what or who she credits for her recovery, Veronica doesn’t hesitate to say ongoing MAT and caring recovery coaches, but, she lowers her voice, her colleagues don’t know.
Leading expert on suicide says it isn't social media or screen time per se that’s the problem for teens, but a lack of diversity of activities may be.
When a behavioral health diversion team went from in-person to virtual co-location at the Tucson 911 call center, the program grew.
Ron Bruno, a retired Utah police officer and CEO of Crisis Response Programs and Training, says mental health shouldn't come in a police car.
Author and suicide prevention advocate Craig Miller on why 988 has to work.
“Working together, we can build a mental health and suicide prevention system that is genuinely joined up, properly resourced and provides for all Australians the most simple but powerful comfort: that they matter” -The Hon Scott Morrison MP, Prime Minister of Australia on releasing the National Mental Health and Suicide
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