Mental Health

This hub focuses on mental health with resources, webinars, and suggestions for employers about how they can create a healthy and appealing workplace.

Life is tough and sometimes you just need to sit and have a sob. Here are some of Grand Rapids favorite places to wallow in their pain.

It's that time of the year where lots of people get the blues. Cold weather, shorter days, and the holiday fun is over. But, if you're looking to catch a vibe now that all of the Christmas lights are being put away, you're still in luck.

In 2019, Grand Rapids ranked as having the highest rate of depression among large U.S. metro cities. Is Grand Rapids still holding the top spot?

When you look for a place to move into you, you consider location, cost, space and safety. What about the moving out? A local landlord gives us a look at what he deals with when renters leave.

This change is so people don't dial '988', the new crisis hotline for those who need mental health services.

Last year, with stops and starts triggered from the pandemic, play wasn't guaranteed. This year, as things get going, there will be a focus on the mental health of student athletes. the Michigan High School Athletic Association is requiring all coaches to participate in mental health training.

It was 1996 and Katie Teft-Minasola was an alternate for the US Women's gymnastic team at the US trials. As an elite athlete, she has put in many long hours training. She has a complete understanding of the pressure that athletes go through.

Tarissa Reel is walking from Michigan to California. She's on a mission to walk across the United States. She started out 5 days ago and has paced about 15 to 20 miles per day so far.

A new creation of Beer City USA is now available that's not only delicious, but it helps support a great cause, mental health. Mitten Brewing Co. company announced that as of today, "Things We Don't Say IPA" will be available on tap at Mitten Brewing.

Specifically discussing mental health.

The ambiguity of life right now during the coronavirus is affecting everyone, no matter how tough or mentally healthy you think you are.