Prince Harry, Meghan Markle discuss mental health in NYC
They called for social media platforms to adopt better content-moderation policies and other fixes.
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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.
The brand new comic series is about a teenager dealing with mental illness. They spoke with CBS New York's Cindy Hsu to help break the stigma around mental illness.
In addition to anxiety and depression, feeling lonely can impact physical health and wellbeing.
While issues like anxiety and depression are getting more attention, loneliness and social isolation can still be hard to talk about.
Check-in time is 10 a.m. and the walk start time is set for 11:30 a.m.
Many of us are more accessible than ever before, and that means sometimes our professional lives can cross into our personal time.
This Suicide Prevention Month, we're talking about several topics surrounding mental health.
This Suicide Prevention Month, we're exploring a number of topics around mental health.
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and this is also Suicide Prevention Week. At CBS New York, we're committed to breaking the stigma and exploring a number of topics about mental health.
Jack Dahler felt his world come crashing down when he suffered a back injury. He said the pain of not being able to play tennis was worse than anything else.
We speak with a child and adolescent psychologist to learn more about the red and yellow flags and dos and don'ts for parents.
Experts say creating a healthier lifestyle on their own can lead to more energy, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding illness and having more self-esteem. CBS New York's John Dias has the story.
We're talking with health experts about what parents can do to help their kids. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado has more.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and today we're focusing on those left behind when someone takes their own life.
CBS New York is committed to breaking the stigma around mental health, including suicide prevention.
Medical experts say the colder temperatures ahead could lead to higher quality sleep, which helps your brain function better. CBS New York's John Dias has the details.
Back-to-school stressors are normal for the whole family. Here are two common issues mental health experts see popping up and how to deal with them.
Many college freshman are leaving home for the first time, a transition that can be a major stressor on their health.
It can be an overwhelming time for college students, especially those living away from home for the first time. Zoe Ragouzeos, executive director of counseling and wellness services at NYU, shares what parents can do to help and what resources are available.
Many college freshman are leaving home for the first time, an exciting transition, but one that can be a major stressor on their physical and mental health.
It's an exciting time, but a new school year is also a source of anxiety. Beth Gaskill, a former teacher and founder of Big City Readers, shares her fear-busting tips.
The program trains people who've suffered with mental illness or substance abuse to become peer counselors for people going through similar struggles.
The 37-year-old was shot during a struggle on July 3. Police allege Garris was grabbing for another officer's gun.
