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Support Mental Resilience During Uncertainty: A whole-person approach to stress awareness and recovery By Dorothy Watson | Editorial adaptation for AHMHW | 17 October 2026

Support Mental Resilience During Uncertainty A whole-person approach to stress awareness and recovery By Dorothy Watson | Editorial adaptation for AHMHW | 17 October 2026                 Resilience is not constant calm or...

Radiosurgery for Severe Treatment-Resistant Depression: Promising Early Evidence, Not Routine Care

by David Wright A small prospective observational study suggests a highly targeted, incisionless procedure may help some people with severe treatment-resistant depression. The findings are intriguing—but they are early evidence from a specialized program, not a new...

When a Teen Has Depression, Caregivers Need Support Too: What a New Randomized Trial Suggests

A new randomized trial found that 12 weeks of group interpersonal psychotherapy reduced depression, anxiety, stress, and interpersonal difficulties among caregivers of adolescents with depression. The study is small and preliminary, but it highlights an often-overlooked part of whole-family care: caregiver well-being.

Depression Care Does Not Have to Be All-Digital or All-In-Person

A large 2026 randomized trial found that blended cognitive behavioral therapy – combining therapist contact with structured digital modules – was clinically noninferior to treatment as usual for major depression.

Depression Care Does Not Have to Be All-Digital or All-In-Person

Depression Care Does Not Have to Be All-Digital or All-In-Person

by David Wright A large 2026 randomized trial found that blended cognitive behavioral therapy - combining therapist contact with structured digital modules - was clinically noninferior to treatment as usual for major depression. What the new study tested Researchers...

Youth Mental Health Is Improving – But the Work Is Not Finished

by David Wright New CDC data show meaningful improvement in several high-school mental-health indicators from 2023 to 2025. The gains matter, but so do the large numbers of students who are still struggling. A welcome shift in the trend CDC reported that from 2023 to...

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