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The Florida Department of Health in Clay County launched a new website offering mental health resources to residents.
Christmas is near and not everyone may be in the holiday spirit. A mental health counselor said that’s normal and could be a sign of holiday depression.
Teens today spend almost five hours a day swiping right, scrolling and sharing on social media. But how do you know what your child is doing is safe? There’s a growing danger online for teenagers.
According to a Defense Department report released on Thursday, there were 523 reported U.S. military suicides in 2023 with 363 of those being active-duty troops.
Over 90% of Americans say their gratitude made them “extremely happy” or “somewhat happy,” but did you know simply being grateful helps you a lot more than you think?
Working hard and rising to the top has long been a marker of career success and happiness. But that notion may be a thing of the past. According to Indeed and a new study, workplace priorities are shifting, especially among younger generations.
Hubbard House hosted its annual breakfast on Wednesday, an event dedicated to honoring survivors, remembering victims, and striving for a violence-free future.
When you suspect someone you know is going through domestic violence, you’ll probably look for something physical, like broken bones or bruises. But not all signs of domestic violence are black and blue.
Stressful situations can have an impact on mental health, including life-threatening natural disasters.
Being with your dog can ease symptoms of depression and anxiety while giving you a boost of dopamine and serotonin -- the feel-good chemicals.
March 11, 2005, is a date Kevin Berthia will never forget. He was only 22 years old when he attempted to take his life.
Hundreds of veterans packed VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena on Thursday to find resources available to them, especially for suicide prevention.
From cute dogs and new moves to hot fashion and more, TikTok is captivating teens in the U.S. While much of the content is all about fun, some of it can be dangerous or even deadly.
The U.S. surgeon general recently issued an advisory declaring “parental stress” as a major public health concern.
News4JAX is partnering with the city of Jacksonville to provide you with a chance to talk one-on-one with mental health professionals as well as those who have stories to share about how they overcame their own struggles.
News4JAX is partnering with the city of Jacksonville to provide you with a chance to talk one-on-one with mental health professionals as well as those who have stories to share about how they overcame their own struggles.
With phones, tablets and other devices, it might seem impossible to pull your kids away from their screens. But it’s important to set limits for them, especially during the school year.
Smiles is second therapy dog to join the team to add mental health support to firefighters, especially after firefighters respond to a very difficult call.
A recent Gallup poll found one in four young people are experiencing symptoms of loneliness. This comes after Surgeon General, Doctor Vivek Murthy described loneliness as an epidemic. We’re about to meet one woman who decided to do something about it. She discovered it’s the kids themselves who have the best chance to help one another.
School’s out for the summer, and children now have a lot of free time on their hands. So, what are some ideas to keep them entertained?
Duval County Public Schools is holding a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss creating a mental health plan and to review the student code of conduct.
The average American will spend about one-third of their life at work. That’s why finding a fulfilling career is important for many people. But if your job feels stagnant, you may not enjoy going to work every day.
The U.S. surgeon general has called on Congress to require warning labels on social media platforms similar to those now mandatory on cigarette boxes.
The U.S. surgeon general proposed a new measure to tackle the mental health crisis affecting many young people.
I’m working on this podcast to create a safe space for you the viewer to learn more about mental health whether its for yourself, your children, a family friend or someone you love. This first segment of the podcast will talk about mental health for children.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The US Surgeon General calls mental health the defining health crisis of our time. In fact, last year, more than 50 thousand people took their life by suicide. That’s the highest rate of suicide that the nation has ever seen.
More than 400 runners hit the sand at Jacksonville Beach Saturday morning for the second annual “Kindness Matters 5K and Fun Run”.
Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters, Mayor Donna Deegan and K9s For Warriors are set to hold a joint press conference Tuesday morning recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month.
Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters, Mayor Donna Deegan and K9s For Warriors are set to hold a joint press conference Tuesday morning recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month.
Asking for help can be hard to do, especially in Black or African American communities. Research shows many Black adults--especially older generations view mental health conditions as a personal weakness.
The Department of Children and Families has introduced a new dashboard that tracks The Baker Act to help get a better idea of how many people need mental health treatment in Florida.
May is mental health awareness month. A local organization wants you to help encourage people in your community – by writing words of affirmation on the sidewalk.
After a mastectomy or breast reconstructive surgery, a tattoo can give the appearance of a nipple or even conceal scarring using 3D techniques.
A continuous feeling of sadness could be just a dark mood, or it could be Persistent Depressive Disorder that lasts for a long period of time. Ivanhoe explains the symptoms and treatment options.
More than one in five Americans live with a mental health disorder. Now, researchers are looking at how exposure to light could affect a person’s chances of developing a psychiatric condition.
Women are twice as likely as men to be interrupted. They’re also twice as likely to get comments on their emotional state, and according to the latest Women in the Workplace report, women are one and a half times more likely to have a colleague take credit for their work.
If you're the parent of a tween or teen, you've probably been asked at some point to buy them whatever is popular at school, like the latest name brand tumbler, skincare, or smartphone. But, what if the item is too pricey or you don’t think they need it?
Perfectionism is defined as a "personality trait" when a person sets "unreasonably high standards" and has "unrealistic expectations" for themselves. It's often coupled with "intense self-criticism."
In a multi-state lawsuit against Meta, the states claim that the social media company has harmed young people’s mental health and promoted addiction. But just how harmful is social media for children and teens?
Yes, moms, it's a real emotion when you feel bad about taking time for yourself. But health experts are giving you the green light and saying lose the guilt and embrace some "me time."
A Clay County family has filed a lawsuit against the LGBTQ social networking and dating site Grindr after their underage son's death, raising questions about the responsibility of social media platforms for the mental health and safety of their users. This federal case could potentially set a precedent for other families to hold social media giants accountable. The lawsuit claims that Grindr failed to verify the age of the minor and did not implement adequate safeguards to prevent underage access. The plaintiffs allege that Grindr intentionally allowed underage users to engage in sexual activities with adult users. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the liability of social media platforms in similar situations.
It’s all about breaking the cycle and keeping people out of jail and cutting down on homelessness in Jacksonville — and saving taxpayers money at the same time. And a team of mental health and legal professionals believe they’re on the right track with a program that identifies and treats repeat offenders with severe mental illness and substance abuse problems.
A simple question from a children’s television character is highlighting a very serious problem: the mental health crisis in the U.S.
Need some extra motivation to follow through on your New Year's resolutions? Tuesday just happens to be National Motivation and Inspiration Day.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is difficult especially during the Christmas holiday, but there are resources available that can help you get through.
The family of a Baker County Green Beret hopes to make a lasting impact in his honor by saving the lives of local heroes after they lost their beloved hero in 2022.
A study conducted by British restaurant chain Prezzo found that over 80% of Gen Z adults between 18 to 24 years old experience some form of “menu anxiety” when faced with placing orders when dining out, according to the NY Post.
As parents and caregivers, we all want to do what's best for our young children when it comes to screen time, but you may be wondering about what's OK and what can do long-term harm.
DCPS told the I-TEAM they are taking several steps to keep schools safe, including preventative measures such as mental telehealth services offered through their partnership with Hazel Health.
As people all across the country spend the day celebrating veterans, a nonprofit in Jacksonville is making a call to action to help our veterans overcome mental health challenges.
With the sun setting earlier in the day, some people experience a mood shift. Health experts refer to this as Seasonal Affective Disorder -- or "SAD."
If you love watching scary movies, going on ghost tours or visiting haunted houses, you’re not alone. Many people enjoy that feeling of fear. But, why is that?
The deadly shooting rampage in Maine is highlighting the importance of mental health for those with a military background.
More people are seeking mental health treatment than ever before. The CDC reports more than 21 percent of people are seeing a psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, counselor, or social worker. But what keeps our mental health professionals sane? And what can we learn from them?
