Mental Health

It’s all over the news, we hear about it from friends and family, and we see it in real life: bullies. Bullying is a real thing and it’s happening every day. Right now the spotlight is on what’s happening to our youth with cyber bullying and...

LaPorte County Drug Free Partnership is initiating the Youth Mental Health First Aid program to train members of the public to improve mental health literacy – helping them identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illness. Youth Mental...

LaPorte County Joins National Initiative to Increase Mental Health Literacy LaPorte County Drug Free Partnership is initiating the Youth Mental Health First Aid program to train members of the public to improve mental health literacy – helping them...

Stressed out? The AMA has noted that stress is the basic cause of more than 60% of all human illness and disease. Here are some quick tips to help us all regain some control.

The Purdue University North Central Counseling Center and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will co-sponsoring an "In Our Own Voice" presentation on Tuesday, March 4, at noon in the PNC Library-Student-Faculty Building Assembly Hall,...

Intuition: That Inner Whisper will be presented Wednesday, Feb. 12, at the new program time: 6:30-8:00 p.m., taking place at La Porte New Church Swedenborgian, 812 Indiana Avenue. Each Health & Spirituality program offers an enlightening and...

Postponed to Wednesday, January 15, due to weather issues The New Church Health & Spirituality program series carries forward into 2014 on 2nd Wednesdays with continued awareness of the important integration of body, mind, and spirit. These...

The Holiday Season is Here! Are those words warm and joyful for you – or do they press down on you like a 2-ton fruitcake, putting more pressure into your already busy and stressful life? The holidays are often a time of joy, fun, and family...

Largest Fundraiser Dedicated to Alzheimer’s Disease Care, Support and Research Programs During September and October, thousands of Hoosiers joined the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter Walk to End Alzheimer’s in a movement to...

With daylight growing shorter and holiday decorations beginning to festoon the stores, it can be a sensitive time for seniors. Already more prone to depression than the young people, the problem can be exacerbated for those worrying about how the...