Healthy Mind Matters - Page 3 of 6

You don’t need to be a news expert to recognize the truth – that Utah is experiencing an epidemic of depression, suicide, and prescription opioid misuse. But here’s one other truth. All of us can learn to take positive action to help make certain these issues don’t devastate the lives of our families, friends and loved ones. That’s why our stations are joining together with Intermountain Healthcare and SelectHealth to bring you information and resources you need to fight these very real but solvable problems. Because a Healthy Mind Matters.

South Ogden Brothers Hope To Revolutionize Men’s Fashion, While Fighting Opioid Addiction

A new spin on the necktie is getting a lot of attention for Ryan and Daniel Smith's business. They're also using some of their profits to help people fight opioid addiction.
Trauma Survivors Share Their Stories At Weber High

Three woman share their heartbreaking stories, along with other trauma survivors, who have now overcome their darkest hours and found new hope.
Is The Momo Challenge Real Or A Hoax? How Families Can Navigate Media Threats

A creepy image of a scary woman is once again circulating on the internet. Some say they’ve seen it and others say it’s not real. Either way, it calls for attention to online safety.
Opioid Overdose Death High Among Occupations Involving Physical Activity

First-of-its-kind research from the Utah Department of Health has shown which occupations are most vulnerable for opioid overdose deaths.
Moms Petition Lawmakers For Funding For Maternal Mental Health Awareness

Advocates are asking state lawmakers to help fund programs to help women find treatment, by recounting the anguish and suffering they have experienced with complications in their mental health after childbirth.

Survey: More Than 100,000 Utah Students Need Mental Health Services

A survey sent to Utah’s school districts has estimated that over 100,000 students are in need of mental health services.
Government Shutdown: Financial Instability Can Impact Physical, Mental Health

Although the government shutdown may be temporarily over, the accompanying stress isn't. One Riverdale couple is still figuring out the reality of living without a paycheck. Their financial instability is starting to affect their physical and emotional health.
Former Journalist Jane Clayson Johnson Shares Personal Story About Depression

Nationally recognized journalist, Jane Clayson Johnson, who started her career at KSL and later anchored the morning show on CBS is back in Utah -- this time to share her own story about her battle with depression.
Student Finds Unique Solution To Overcoming Social Media Bullying

Bullying is becoming more rampant behind digital screens through social media, texts, and emails. The Utah Department of Health says one out of every four Utah students in grades 8, 10, and 12 reported being digitally threatened or harassed last year.
Childhood Anxiety: How Utah Schools Are Addressing Rising Mental Health Challenges

According to the Child Mind Institute, nearly half of American youth will experience mental illness by age 18. Utah schools are feverishly trying to adapt to meet the needs.