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You can help prevent suicide. Know what to look for, what to say, and how to help.

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study demonstrates a clear connection between early traumatic experiences and physical, mental, and academic struggles later in life. Now Ashland area students are benefitting from this research.

An article appeared in the New York Times on April 7, 2018. While Dr. Caplan felt much of it was good she also noted that it had significant problems. She sent the letter below to the NYT Editor but they choose not to print it.

Some leaders are encouraging a slow down in the implementation of Medicaid Behavioral Health reforms

Whether in Ashland, Loudonville, Polk, or on the campus of Ashland University, in the hallways of Samaritan Hospital, or around a table at DorLo Pizza, every person from the Ashland County community has a story, a personal history that explains how a

The Cincinnati Enquirer and Media Network of Central Ohio staff sent more than 60 reporters, photographers and videographers into their communities to chronicle an ordinary week in this extraordinary time. Click on the link below:

Only the change in the attitude of the individual is the beginning of the change in the psychology of the nation.