City Club Discusses Suicide in Program called Help and Hope
Missoula’s City Club monthly meeting focused on the sensitive subject of suicide, entitled 'Help and Hope: Missoula’s Collective Approach to Preventing Suicide'.
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Crisis Intervention Team Academy Returns to Missoula
The weeklong Crisis Intervention Team Academy took place last week in Missoula.
Crisis Counseling Hotline funded by $1.6 Million Federal Grant
A new crisis counseling hotline funded by a $1.6 million federal grant is now available to help Montanans who may be struggling with their mental health due to the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
MCPS Superintendent Talks about Mental Health on City Club Panel
The topic was mental health issues during the COVID 19 pandemic on the City Club monthly discussion on Monday morning.
"Every Brilliant Thing" Will Kick Off Suicide Prevention Week
September 7-14 is Suicide Prevention Week in Missoula and Project Tomorrow Montana is presenting a play to kick things off.
Student Survey Shows Increases in Vaping, Obesity and Depression
The Montana Office of Public Instruction recently released the results of the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
Women’s Health – Topic of Rocky Mtn Lab’s Next Public Lecture
The second in a series dealing with mental health issues.
As Montana Budget Cuts Hit Mental Health Services, Groups Seek Private Donations
The Governor’s office and the Department of Health and Human Services have decided to direct the cuts at provider pay
Montana Deploys First Episode Psychosis Program to Better Handle Detection and Recovery From Psychosis
The State of Montana is adjusting the way it uses a $263,000 mental health block grant from the federal Government to better address the issue of psychosis in young people.
Missoula County Will Host Collaborative Care Plan Summit
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Missoula County will host a two-day summit that will bring together over 40 community leaders and healthcare advocates to create an integrated Collaborative Care Plan for the county.