The Illinois cuts are part of $12 billion in grants that the federal Department of Health and Human Services canceled this ...

Many ways to improve treatment are expensive and could be in peril if Medicaid funding is slashed by the Trump administration ...

The Illinois cuts are part of $12 billion in grants that ... “At a time when Americans desperately need support for mental health and substance abuse, the Trump administration has again ...

Two teenagers are spearheading an initiative to expand mental health education in Illinois schools. Abhinav Anne and Sai Ganbote, both juniors at Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy ...

However, these deep staffing cuts leave us with questions about how this vital, lifesaving work will continue — or how any of these changes would improve the mental health of Americans.

In the crosshairs of the cuts is $1 billion from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to combat record-setting overdose deaths and a surge in mental health diagnoses ...

The Mental Health Project is a Seattle Times initiative focused on covering mental and behavioral health issues. It is funded by Ballmer Group, a national organization focused on economic mobility ...

“My biggest fear if cuts happen is that individuals won’t have access to providers that are able to help them.” Already, there is a shortage of mental health care providers. About 122 ...