Between the disruption to their social lives during the COVID-19 pandemic and the ever-growing pressures of social media, kids and teens have suffered mentally and emotionally over the last several years.

Joining Mid-Michigan Matters today is Lindsey Haan. She and Taylor discuss kids’ mental health

Eli Fleetwood may be gone, but his legacy is very much alive in Eli’s Project.

They may have left the battlefield behind, but the fight to stay alive doesn’t end for service members suffering from the mental and physical scars of combat.

With recent storms that ripped through Mid-Michigan, car crashes, and fatal accidents, first responders face tragedy with almost every call.

You’re not alone. Mental health services are available for everyone all throughout Michigan for those who need it.

Trauma—70 percent of adults will experience some form of it at some point in their lives.

Suicide is the 12th leading cause of death in Michigan.

More and more people are reporting mental health concerns but statistics show that only 28% of those people get the help they need.

Statistics from Mental Health America show men commit more than 80% of suicides.

The superintendent of a school district in Jackson County said there is a big need for more mental health services for students.