Voices of Value: BLOG

Category: Mental Health

What is involuntary civil commitment? Involuntary civil commitment is the admission of an individual into

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD January 25, 2023

Convenience wins—whether it means shopping online, because my favorite store is far from home, or

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD October 11, 2022

Even before the pandemic-associated isolation, loss, and racial tensions emerged, minority groups have been among

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD July 21, 2022

In May of 2020, Laura Sinko a mental health nurse and PhD researcher at University

Jim Sliney Jr. February 22, 2022

Disease-associated mental stress is a reality that affects disease progression and how bodies responds to

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD December 21, 2021

Mental health disorders are not defined by gender or age. It has been predicted that

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD June 3, 2021

Guest writer Denise Redeker of the Heartfelt Help Foundation talks about organ-transplant-PTSD. She’s a bit

Denise Redeker April 29, 2021

When we speak about burnout, we’re usually talking about occupational burnout. It’s discussed in relation

Amelia Blackwater February 3, 2021

There is very little equity between physical healthcare and mental healthcare. That isn’t supposed to

Jim Sliney Jr, Editor May 28, 2020

To survive an eating disorder Ashley grabbed up and controlled the only thing she had

Ashley Andrus March 2, 2020

Healthcare Anxiety. Today, you’re covered. You fill your prescriptions and everything is fine. Then, you

Taylor Handloser Bohn February 11, 2020

When people are feeling suicidal, they are not likely to come up to you and

Jim Sliney Jr. September 10, 2019

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