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By Amy Simpson

For Mental Health Awareness month, we’re taking the pulse on our nation’s mental health care system. Read More
 

Following the death of their 27-year-old son to suicide, Rick and Kay Warren have launched a petition in an effort to raise awareness about mental illness.

Matthew was just one of about 11.4 million American adults that suffered from severe mental illness in the past year. In fact, one in five Americans experiences some sort of mental illness. Join Kay and I, and the Saddleback Family, in our effort to urge educators, lawmakers, healthcare professionals, and church congregations to raise the awareness and lower the stigma of mental illness… and support the families that deal with mental illness on a daily basis.

The youngest son of the best-selling author and pastor took his own life on April 5, after a lifelong battle with depression and mental illness. The family is also establishing a mental health foundation in his name … Discuss

 

Kristin Wiig and Will Ferrell are teaming up for a new, dark indie comedy that sounds more like Silver Linings Playbook than Bridesmaids. In Welcome to Me, Wiig will play a woman suffering from dissociative personality disorder who decides to start her own cable access show after winning the lottery. The film is set to be directed by Shira Piven, wife of Anchorman: The Legend Continues director Adam McKay (a film that also happens to star both Wiig and Ferrell). As The Hollywood Reporter notes, Wiig has been pretty busy lately. The former SNL star recently wrapped five new films: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Despicable Me 2, Girl Most Likely, The Skeleton Twins and Hateship, LoveshipDiscuss

 

By Karen Neumair

One woman's story of depression, loss of hope—and other things Christians aren't 'supposed' to deal with. Read More
 

By Evelyn Anne Clausen

Why one woman diagnosed with bipolar disorder continues to claim her identity as “a new creation in Christ.” Read More
 

Colleges aren't entirely sure how to deal with the increasing number of students who battle mental illness and request additional allowances and time to finish course work. 11.6 percent of college students were diagnosed or treated for anxiety last year, and 10.7 percent were diagnosed or treated for depression ...

From The Wall Street Journal:

Colleges say they're seeing more students on campus with psychiatricillnesses. About 11.6% of college students were diagnosed or treated for anxiety in the last year, and 10.7% were diagnosed or treated fordepression, according to a survey of more than 100,000 students at 129schools conducted by the American College Health Association. Manymental illnesses, particularly depression, bipolar disorder andschizophrenia, emerge during late adolescence. Psychiatric disorders like depression and anxiety can have seriousacademic consequences because they affect concentration, sleep andcognitive processing, say mental health professionals.