Holidays can trigger loneliness at any age
Loneliness can literately shorten your life, so we hear from a doctor and dean of public health for some ways to cope.
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Loneliness can literately shorten your life, so we hear from a doctor and dean of public health for some ways to cope.
Happy Jack's mission goes beyond music and works to give artists the help and guidance they need to support mental health.
While many people love the holiday season, there are others who have a difficult time with all the stress and expectations. We ask a psychologist for some advice.
In late 2021, CBS New York looked into a pattern of several random, violent attacks involving suspects that had a history of mental illness. The suspects not getting treatment was detrimental to them and public safety.
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS New York to tell us how to stay safe and healthy during this holiday weekend.
A new series airing this week on CBS Mornings explores the world of psychedelics and alternative wellness. CBS News Contributor Lisa Ling takes us on the deep dive.
Today, we focus on a special place in Manhattan, where those who need it most have found a permanent place to call home. CBS New York's Cindy Hsu takes us there as we continue our commitment to breaking the stigma.
Michael Cohen went from being Donald Trump's right-hand man to one of his chief accusers.
Is it hard to make friends in the Big Apple? Are we experiencing an epidemic of loneliness? We asked New Yorkers to weigh in.
Westheimer, a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor and Bronx resident, rose to prominence as a sex therapist and talk show host in the 80s and 90s.
Westheimer, a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor and Bronx resident, rose to prominence as a sex therapist and talk show host in the 80s and 90s.
While turning back the clocks means an extra hour of sleep, some people feel the change impacts their mood and health. We hear from a doctor to learn more.
Many of us are following every detail of the shooting in Maine that killed 18 people and the search for the suspect underway. Some people may find it difficult to navigate their own feelings through this tragedy. Psychologist Dr. Alexandra Stratyner joined CBS New York to offer advice.
The event raises money to spread awareness and send the message that no one is alone.
We speak with a cardiologist and psychiatrist about the physical and mental impacts of the headlines and images.
The three-mile loop kicked off at Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport on Sunday. The event raised money to spread awareness and send the message that no one is alone. CBS New York's Jessica Moore reports.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is holding its annual Out of the Darkness walk in New York City on Sunday.
Celebrities like Heidi Klum and Arnold Schwarzenegger have shared the 90s-style images. The filters can look realistic, but doctors say trends like this can impact your mental health. Dr. Samantha DeCaro, director of clinical outreach and education at the Renfrew Center, joined Dick Brennan and Dana Tyler to discuss it.
The charter school system that got its start in Harlem is setting a new standard for mental healthcare on campuses everywhere. CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell has the story.
CBS New York's Cindy Hsu sits down with two of the organization's board members as we continue to break the stigma around mental health.
Karen Carson, host of "Karen in the Morning" on Audacy's new 102.7 and Elizabeth Clemens, executive director of the New Jersey chapter of AFSP joined Cindy Hsu on CBS2 News at 9 a.m. Click here for more information
Detectives from the Suffolk County Homicide Squad said the shooting happened Tuesday night on Mander Lane. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
They called for social media platforms to adopt better content-moderation policies and other fixes.
For World Mental Health Day, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, were in New York City to talk about how the internet and social media affect youth mental health. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3RRWSHY
It's a time to raise awareness about the 1-in-8 people globally living with mental health condition and one campaign out of the United Kingdom that's urging people to close their eyes and do some reflecting. CBS New York's Ian Lee reports.
