Mental Health Good News

July is Disability Pride Month — a time for all disabled people to unapologetically celebrate our bodies as they are. Whether you are disabled or an ally, Disability Pride Month is full of so much to celebrate. 

A new study from Indiana University discovered that bonobos, humans’ closest living relatives, make similar vocalizations that share evolutionary origins with human laughter.

University of Missouri researchers found that hope stands apart from happiness and gratitude as one of the strongest positive emotions to foster a sense of purpose.

In a new initiative with Backline, a nonprofit that supports mental health in the music industry, small artists can access therapy for free.

A slew of recent studies find that travelling promotes socialization, mental wellbeing, and physical health — especially for those over 55.

The “Hamilton” creator is returning to his roots in a new partnership with Calm — recording audio stories in both Spanish and English.

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New research, which tracked a group of men and women from 11 to 79, has added further validity to the links between mental health and gardening.

A nursing home in the heart of the Netherlands is giving college students free housing. All they ask is that the students lend their time, and friendship, to their senior neighbors.

Derrick Downey Jr. has built his platform on loving the squirrels in his neighborhood. When the city stepped in, he stepped up.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! We’ve gathered a list of ideas to help you celebrate, honor, and de-stigmatize the stories of mental health in your life and community.

A project of KultureCity, the map of “Neu York” aims to help neurodivergent individuals feel more comfortable navigating the busy city.