Mental Health Good News

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...

With events, screenings, activities, and more, Suicide Prevention Week is a catalyst for us to learn more, seek help, offer support, and open our hearts and minds to vulnerable conversations.

It’s important that we all play a role in helping people experiencing homelessness through community care, systemic action, and everyday kindness.

Since its start in 2006, mental health nonprofit TWLOHA has donated over $3.5 million directly into treatment and recovery so folks can access mental healthcare when they need it most.

A round-up of 24 books about navigating mental health, whether you’re looking for support for yourself or your loved ones.

Whether you’re dealing with specific hardships or feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world, these quotes serve as a reminder of human resilience and the perpetual potential for positive change. 

From the same TikTok creators of the viral video comes a picture book adaptation of the uplifting song reminding us that it’s always best to be yourself.

You can’t always change your schedule or obligations to make Mondays more appealing, but you may be able to “reprogram” your brain to think about the week differently.

The United Nations recognizes the "right to play" as a universal right in its Convention on the Rights of the Child. An NGO in Moldova is working to ensure that refugee children from Ukraine are able to exercise that right.

These documentaries offer not only an honest look into the human experience but also an important message of hope and healing for those who may feel alone in their struggles.

The series is the second installment of the “Animals in Therapy” project, where you can see celebrities chat with endangered and misunderstood species in a therapy-style video chat setting.

We’ve curated the most comprehensive list of positive character traits on the internet. From Adventurous to Zealous, this guide serves as a testament to the multifaceted dimensions of character that make us uniquely human.