Men and Mental Health: An important conversation with Calm Pittsburgh
Host Heather Abraham welcomes Josh Bechdel and Alex Pepper, of Calm Pittsburgh, to discuss mental health concerns in men.
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Host Heather Abraham welcomes Josh Bechdel and Alex Pepper, of Calm Pittsburgh, to discuss mental health concerns in men.
Jon Lefrandt, the founder of the For Grief platform, as well as Vicky Jay, the CEO of the National Alliance for Children's Grief, joined us in the studio to talk about the goal of "For Grief."
Measures to raise fees on millions of phone bills in Pennsylvania passed the state House of Representatives on Wednesday in a bid to bolster funding for county-run emergency communication centers and the state's 988 suicide hotline.
Hosts Heather Abraham and David Highfield are learning more about the Grief Symposium, which is taking place in Pittsburgh this year. It explores grief in children and young people.
Host Heather Abraham is joined by Dr. Chrissy Whiting-Madison and Jan Harris. They are both involved with the Sally and Howard Levin Clubhouse in Pittsburgh, which is helping those who are dealing with mental illness.
A proposal to allocate $100 million in federal funds to pay for adult mental health programs easily passed the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Host Heather Abraham is in the kitchen with happiness coach Dannie De Novo, author of "It's All Gravy" cookbook. She's sharing a recipe that makes her happy.
Host Heather Abraham welcomes the Unqualified Therapists back to the studio to talk about the new TikTok trending topic, Lucky Girl Syndrome. What it is and if it really is a new concept.
With the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial now underway, support is available for those in need.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter's dementia diagnosis was announced as former President Jimmy Carter continues to receive hospice care.
Host Heather Abraham is in the kitchen with Dr. Natalie Gentile and mental health therapist Blake Watterworth to find out how your gut health can impact your mental health.
For Mental Health Awareness Month, host Heather Abraham is talking with Michael Harper, the Behavioral Health Administrator of PA Courts. They are discussing mental health and the role it plays in the court system.
PTL's Celina Pompeani Mathison introduces us to the AHN Chill Project Production team and Cai, the amazing chameleon puppet, that stars in their new children's show.
"We're going to create an entire generation of people with increased mental health problems," one psychologist warned.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with journalist and advocate Natalie Bencivenga about two organizations helping Pittsburgh's heal during the Pittsburgh synagogue trial.
A new community space has opened in Squirrel Hill that is completely dedicated to the wellbeing of local teens. Host Heather Abraham is talking with Kaitlin Hens-Greco, the clinical director of The Beacon, and Ursula Brown, the president of The Friendship Circle's Teen Leadership Board.
It's been nearly a year since the nationwide rollout of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, but the idea behind involves more than just that number.
We're chatting with former Pittsburgh Penguins player and Pittsburgh native Ryan Malone about his family's foundation and working to raise mental health awareness through the game of hockey.
Today on PTL, we're shining a light on Mental Health Action Day with Listen Lucy founder Jordan Corcoran, a mental health advocate.
The roundtable event was held at Hempfield Area High School in Westmoreland County.
"I'm fine" is a phrase that many of us use when we are not okay. Host Heather Abraham sits down with Carrie Breshci and Maureen Joyce, the curators of the statewide I'm Fine Project, to find out how it is shining a spotlight on mental health.
The key to happiness can be hard to find, but professional happiness coach Dannie De Novo is all about helping you change your life for the better. Host Heather Abraham sits down for a conversation with her.
We're creating art projects with artist Gabriela Ortiz. She is raising mental health awareness though art and has contributed to a book all about infusing creativity into your life.
Both men and women can create even more problems for themselves if they are not regularly seeing a doctor.
We're back with the hosts of the "Unqualified Therapists" podcast and they're talking about how they became mental health advocates.
