Mental Health

Do less, get more done. It sounds like an oxymoron but it's true. Here's how to control, contain and conquer your stress. Remember that your job will be probably be posted before your obituary.

Women have twice the risk of mental distress compared to men but researchers have found a simple way women can combat negative mental health.

Even though we might feel crushed by stress, Binghamtonians are, apparently, handling it well - at least compared to the rest of New York.

Family & Children’s Counseling Services is expanding its Binghamton Facility on Main Street.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is praising word that an initial agreement has been reached by Senate Republicans and Democrats on gun safety.

Julia Zepkowski of Owego took her life in March after battling with depression. Julia's good friend and her father are hosting a golf tournament to help others.

Family & Children’s Society is building a new center for its newly renamed operation as Family & Children’s Counseling Service.

With so many people struggling with mental health concerns, why is it still a topic people are ashamed to talk about?

A workplace strategy is published to address economic and employment needs as well as the health and recovery of those dealing with substance use disorder.

What Binghamton University researchers learned about parents who don't make enough time to connect with their children is quite alarming.

Funding to help youth who are at risk of entering residential or inpatient psychiatric treatment remain with their families is coming to Broome.

We may joke about how annoying helicopter parents are but in reality, this style of parenting is causing very serious psychological and social skills damage.

New Yorkers have had enough of online bullying and say it should be punishable by federal law.

Some people are lucky to never experience insomnia. Unfortunately, New Yorkers aren't among those people.