Month: January 2024

While football often conjures images of brute strength and adrenaline-fueled competition, research shows football fosters skill development extending far beyond the field with lasting effects. So, how does football help your mental health? Playing football

Understandably, the idea of one’s private therapy or treatment records being used against them in a legal proceeding can feel terrifying. However, the laws around confidentiality and privileged communication are often more nuanced than commonly

When most people hear the term “domestic violence,” images of physically battered victims tend to come to mind. However, domestic violence encompasses much more than just bruises and broken bones, there is also mental and

At its foundation, U.S. law establishes that an individual’s mental capacity alone does not diminish their entitlement to inherit from loved ones who pass. Can a mentally disabled person inherit property? Understanding Rights and Planning

When applying for jobs, can employers check your mental health history? Federal law aims to curb discrimination by limiting certain questions. What remains off-limits to hiring managers eager to learn more about candidates’ private lives?

Mental Health Awareness Month is celebrated each year during May to promote public understanding of mental health issues and access to support services. The campaign aims to address the stigma still experienced by many suffering

Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet it remains widely misunderstood and less talked about in our society. The stigma surrounding mental illnesses prevents many people from seeking the help they need