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Opioid deaths become harder to treat as new drug combo spreads

Opioid deaths become harder to treat as new drug combo spreads

Let's Talk Mental Health with the 100 Collegiate Women - The George-Anne Media Group

We are officially back on-campus, after being away for some time. Although we’re all excited to return on campus, the transition can be challenging for some students and even for faculty members. Learning how to learn online then returning to normal lecture halls has been reported as tough on a lot of students’ mental health..

College Students Are Facing Increased Mental Health Issues With The Return Of In-Person Classes

Committed: Kids With Disabilities Increasingly Swept Into Mental Health System Under Baker Act

Martina Faulk, and her daughter, Nadia King, embrace in a photograph. Each year, about 36,000 children in Florida are involuntarily committed for psychiatric evaluations under the state s Baker Act and disabled kids are becoming increasingly ensnared. The Baker Act was not designed for kids, yet the number of children who are involuntarily committed keeps going up. State data shows kids with certain disabilities are becoming increasingly ensnared despite language in the law meant to keep them out of the mental health system. The second part of this series about children who are committed examines why minors with emotional and developmental disabilities are more likely to be sent for involuntary psychiatric exams.