mental health

The coronavirus pandemic is the health story of the moment, but other health concerns didn't go away. How is Central New York addressing all of its health needs along side the pandemic? What needs more attention?

Officials are responding to the needs of children as the COVID-19 pandemic hangs over yet another school year.

SUNY Upstate Medical University will be working with the State Office of Mental Health to expand in-patient care for youth who have developmental disability and behavioral health needs.

State Senator John Mannion announced a new jobs program Friday aimed at bolstering the professional workforce that cares for New Yorkers with intellectual…

For over a year, we have been witnessing and processing a global pandemic, political upheaval, and police violence against communities of color. Any of…

New research on Syracuse University students during the pandemic shows they’re feeling extra stress, isolation, but also some silver linings. The findings…

Upstate Medical University is expanding its mental health services for youth to address disorders and behavioral difficulties in an outpatient setting. A…

Many people around Central New York spent their weekend trying to figure out what to do while remaining safe from any exposure to the Coronavirus. There’s…

Police officers from across Central New York graduated Friday from five days of intensive training designed to give them the tools to deescalate crisis…

An estimated 20 percent of adolescents in the US have mental health issues. Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse is about to open it’s first-ever…