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Courtesy of Dr. Shireen Rizvi.Psychologist Shireen Rizvi discusses opposite action, mindfulness and how an illustrated guide explains skills for navigating emotions and relationships. -
Jake Thomas/The Lund ReportThe providers say the Oregon Health Authority is overstepping its authority in making them prioritize patients discharged from the Oregon State Hospital, but the state argues the requirement is needed to help it satisfy court orders.
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The Montague gallery has expanded beyond its original focus on incarcerated artists and their families. -
Adapt expects to complete the $20 million first phase in late 2027, with additional facilities for families and youths planned later. -
Equine-assisted psychotherapy can offer young clients a different way to work through trauma, but the treatment can be difficult to access in Southern Oregon. -
A majority of the subjects in the first rigorous study of legal psilocybin reported fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression and more than half ranked the experience among the most meaningful of their lives. -
The use of chatbots has exploded over the last two years, and people are increasingly turning to them for mental health advice. SB 903 would ban advertising chatbots as therapy and add rules for AI use in formal health spaces. -
Five million dollars in California state funding was awarded to a Redding non-profit for a project to help rural behavioral health groups better communicate with each other. -
Kenneth Hass was 25 when he died at the state’s largest psychiatric hospital last year. His sister says the treatment he received amounted to torture. -
Oregon regulators want to double licensing fees for psilocybin businesses. Owners say the proposed increases could slow growth and threaten the industry's future. -
For the first time in years, Oregon is in compliance with a court order restricting how long mentally ill criminal defendants can be held in jail. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s CARE Court struggles to serve Californians in acute mental health crises. Two bills are moving forward to change that. -
The program is meant to help people with certain mental health conditions, but there are still ongoing issues. -
Many parts of Oregon are lacking in mental health care providers, especially in rural counties.
