Sen. Durbin Highlights Success of HEAL Program
RUSH school-based health centers were awarded funding to expand mental health care that addresses trauma.
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Facts About Eating Disorders
When to seek help for one of the deadliest mental health conditions
Coming Full Circle
Eric Chessier now champions the program that coached him through mental health challenges as an outreach coordinator
Signs of Anxiety and Depression
Eftihia Davelis, DO, shares the importance of managing your mental health and knowing when to see your doctor.
Rush Partners With Department of Health and Human Services to Expand Employment Opportunities
Rush Social Work Helpline Offers COVID-19 Support
The Rush Social Work Helpline offers a place for callers to go to find resources and much needed mental health support related to COVID-19.
Strong Social Support Services Can Lead To Lower Health Care Use and Costs
Coordinated efforts to identify and meet the social needs of patients can lead to lower health care use and costs, and better outcomes for patients, according to a study by
Building Connection and Hope
Together, Rush’s Road Home Program, Rush student volunteers and A Safe Haven Foundation help Chicago-area veterans build community, improve mental health and take steps toward stability
Making Mental Well-Being Top of Mind
Remaining Mentally Active May Delay Dementia Onset
Researchers at Rush found that challenging the human brain with puzzles, games, reading and writing may keep the brain healthier and delay Alzheimer’s dementia onset.