Posted on · Today, NPR’s TV critic and mental health experts help us break down the Will Smith and Chris Rock incident. Also, the AD Players are under new leadership and have a new season that includes a pre-Broadway world premier.
Posted on · Recovering addict Erik Richards tells Houston Matters how the county's STAR Drug Court saved his life.
Posted on · From tearing down the Shamrock Hotel to not investing in public transit, we discuss what Greater Houston can learn from some of its biggest mistakes.
Posted on · Experts join Houston Matters to discuss the culture of outrage in our modern world.
Posted on · Marriage counselor Brandi Tarver talks about the challenges new parents face when they have their first baby.
Posted on · The group recommends moving away from specialists to an "integrated care" model
Posted on · They are launching two programs, as part of the My Brother’s Keeper initiative, that will provide counseling and mentoring, as well as treatment for substance abuse.
Posted on · It started in May and includes classes about resources and counseling sessions.
Posted on · A recent report in the Texas Tribune suggests access to mental health care for students on college campuses in Texas is at a breaking point. Counselors are burning out, pay is low and student mental health needs are surging. We learn more from Norma Ngo, the director of the University of Houston's counseling center, and […]
Posted on · A University of Houston study tracked more than 100 cognitive behavioral therapy patients over a twelve-week course to treat anxiety.
Posted on · We talk with representatives of Crisis Intervention of Houston, which has operated a 24-hour telephone crisis counseling and information hotline since 1970. We discuss the history of the service, and the types of calls they receive today. The crisis hotline number is: 713-HOTLINE (713-468-5463).