Jan 15 Watch More U.S. Troops Died by Suicide Than in Afghanistan Combat in 2012 More U.S. Troops Died by Suicide Than in Afghanistan Combat in 2012… Continue watching
Jan 09 Watch Study Shows Many Teens at Risk for Suicidal Behavior Despite Mental Health Help Study Shows Many Teens at Risk for Suicidal Behavior Despite Mental Health Help… Continue watching
Dec 14 Watch Offering Protection and Comfort for Kids in the Wake of Latest Shooting Tragedy Offering Protection and Comfort for Kids in the Wake of Latest Shooting Tragedy… Continue watching
Jul 27 Watch Alleged Colorado Shooter Saw Schizophrenia Expert Lawyers defending alleged shooter James Holmes stated Holmes sent a notebook with violent drawings of a mass killing to Lynne Fenton, a psychiatrist and schizophrenia expert, who met with Holmes in weeks prior to the shootings. Margaret Warner talks to… Continue watching
Apr 19 Watch VA Adds 1,600 Workers to Fix Backlog, but 'Always More We Can Do' VA Adds 1,600 Workers to Fix Backlog, but 'Always More We Can Do'… Continue watching
Mar 19 Watch Were Multiple Deployments a Factor in Afghan Killings? Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the suspect in the Afghan massacre, had served three tours in Iraq before his Afghanistan deployment. Jeffrey Brown, The Washington Posts's Carol Leonig, a retired army general and an army psychiatrist discuss Bales' failed promotion, former… Continue watching
Jan 02 Health Experts Question Army Report on Psychological Training Mental health experts say a U.S. Army report on training aimed at enhancing soldiers' psychological resilience is flawed. Continue reading
Oct 05 Watch War-Torn Liberia Struggles to Care for Mentally Ill War-Ravaged Liberia Faces Challenge of Caring for Mentally Ill… Continue watching
Oct 05 Treating the Psychological Scars of Liberia's Conflict After a brutal civil war, an estimated 40 percent of Liberians suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but mental health is just now becoming a priority in the West African nation. Continue reading
Jul 15 Watch Indonesia's Mentally Ill Face Neglect, Mistreatment A shortage of health workers, lack of treatment options and widespread misconceptions about psychological disorders often leads to poor and inhuman treatment of mentally ill patients in Indonesia. Ray Suarez reports. Continue watching