mental health

A middle school teacher in South Louisiana has struck an emotional chord with her recently conducted classroom exercise, asking her students a question that has sparked a major conversation.

Do the current 100 degree plus temperatures have you fighting mad? Well, there's a reason for that...

A new study has been released of the "Most Depressed Cities in the U.S." and unfortunately, Louisiana has landed two inside of the Top 20.

Utah has now become the first state to require social media companies to obtain parental consent for minors to be able to open an account.

Keeping up with our mental and physical health should always be on our to-do lists, but sometimes that doesn't always happen when the holidays start approaching. A few local businesses want to help with that.

Reaching out for help when in the darkest of times is now be a little bit easier.

Talk to your friends, as there are many people who are not "OK" in today's climate, and commit the number to memory: 988

Soon, people who are struggling with their mental health will be able to simply dial 988 for help.

"Mental illness is something I have struggled with my entire life," Allen reflects.

Nomophobia is a very real concern, especially among younger people. It might not be deadly but it could certainly spoil your day.

Which body part do you wash first when you shower? Your choice could reveal some surprising insights into the person that you are.

One simple glass of water can transform your life and you don't even need to drink it.

Science has uncovered some extraordinary benefits that come with using "blue language" during stressful times.

Calling in "well" is becoming more widely accepted as a way to battle job fatigue and burnout.

Between COVID and Christmas, there are a lot of things that can make you blue this time of year.

It's emotional therapy we can all afford. We just need to pick the right place to do it.

If depression is stealing your sunshine then you need to know that you possess the power to create your own kind of sunshine. It's easier than you think.

For many, the lifting of shutdowns means having to go back outside into an uncertain environment. There is help available in Louisiana.

Local mom, Danielle Lewis, shares her tele-counseling experience.

Fear, anxiety, depression, they are all symptomatic of the current coronavirus situation in Louisiana. Here's how you can help others cope with those issues.