With WEVO, Malisa Aksentijevic has made strides as a mental health advocate.

On hand to offer his insights was none other than retired United States Army general David Petraeus.

Adams is addressing issues with social media known to be detrimental to mental health. 

Internal obstacles are critical to address.

Being in exile comes with a host of different challenges.

Journalists must take care to protect their data while maintaining their public persona on social media.

Stress is often an unwelcome but familiar companion in the world of journalism.

Using a healthy amount of escapism as self-care will protect journalists’ health long-term.

The perilous challenges confronting journalists are compounded by the nation's economic turmoil.

Many journalists find it challenging to detach from their devices even during downtime.

There are several key aspects of the condition that should be understood to provide accurate and sensitive coverage.

The danger doom scrolling poses to our mental health lies in its ability to reinforce negative thoughts and feelings.

Journalists have an opportunity to cultivate greater understanding, awareness, and support for mental health issues.

Recognizing when to push the metaphorical plate aside is crucial for maintaining a journalist’s mental well-being.

Burnout poses a significant threat to the well-being of journalists, given the inherent stresses of their profession.

Individuals have recognized the need to place their mental well-being at the forefront of their professional lives.

Misconceptions surrounding gender-affirming care contribute to the current debate.

To ensure responsible coverage, journalists should consider a few key principles.

With these tips, new journalists can approach their careers with longevity in mind.

Brutal acts against other humans are traumatizing to watch and can threaten journalists’ mental health.

There is help out there.

Reporting on suicide can be risky. Here are some valuable tips.