Mental Health

Gay veterans are still recovering from the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" era that started in the 1990s, Kayla Stevens of the Veterans Administration said.

A lot of life is beautiful. A lot of life sucks. Most of life lies somewhere in between.

The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is Wyoming’s first local suicide call center and now, after two years of existence, it is expanding to be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Recently, the Central Wyoming Counseling Center informed staff that Kevin Hazucha, the CEO of the company, had been placed on 'paid administrative leave.'

Ropes & Roses Therapy Services, an occupational therapy and equine assisted therapy practice, has officially opened its Rest and Relaxation Lodge in Casper.

The Youth Empowerment Council is partnering with the Natrona Collective Health Trust to facilitate the awarding of $240,000 to improve the mental health and well-being of young people in Natrona County.

"I can tell you from my time in classrooms that the mothers of this state--the women of this state--are the best and most remarkable resource that Wyoming has for the best and most remarkable future that we can have, which is our kids" said Gordon.

On the anniversary of Lieutenant Danny Dundas' death, the Casper Police Department allowed themselves to be a little vulnerable, and reminded the community that they are 'right here with you,' through the good and the bad.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the Olivia Caldwell Foundation, with the support of the Natrona Collective Health Trust, will begin offering support groups for parents and caregivers of children struggling with mental health issues.

Art 321 is entering into its final weekend for its Immersive Installation Art Show, featuring works from numerous local artists.

Casper Pride has launched their Casper Pride Guide to help people in Casper in the LGBTQ+ community have the resources they need to address the issues that they face.

It was announced at the Natrona County School Board's Trustees Meeting on Tuesday that an anonymous donor has pledged to donate $25,000 to both Kelly Walsh and Natrona County High School for "mental health services."