How Washington's youth are faring in the pandemic: Survey offers first look at the emotional toll
New data hints that a majority of Washington's high schoolers -- and nearly half of middle schoolers -- felt sad or depressed during the pandemic....
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Ballmers’ charity pledges $38M to help Washington state’s response to mental, behavioral health crisis
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Mental health resources for people of color have been getting more exposure during the pandemic. But in 2021, the question still begs — where can...
Washington students are facing a mental health crisis. Are schools ready to handle it?
In March, Gov. Jay Inslee declared a youth mental health crisis and mandated that schools reopen. But while schools provide important access to mental health...
Mental health concerns won't disappear when people are vaccinated, Seattle-area therapists say
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As we near 6 months in Washington’s stay-home order, mental health experts warn that things may get worse
Between the coronavirus pandemic, police brutality protests and now wildfires that have polluted the air, it's been a rough year for many. Unfortunately, it might...
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Published on August 25, 2019