mental illness

The measure would require the state to share the names of people involuntarily committed to psychiatric facilities with the FBI’s gun database used in background checks.

Body cam footage released Thursday shows two officers during their brief interaction with Mischa Pataski-Fay, who approached them with a knife.

New Hampshire is one of just a handful of states that don’t require notification to a federal gun background check database when a person is committed to a psychiatric facility.

The display shares the stories of people living successfully with mental illness, including three from New Hampshire.

It's no secret the pandemic has caused general levels of anxiety and depression to rise, and that holds true for young people. The New Hampshire chapter…

New Hampshire Hospital CEO Lori Shibinette says the state needs to tackle the question of how to treat severely mentally ill and violent patients.…

Our series on mental health in New Hampshire concludes with a look at the role of the state psychiatric hospital in responding to crises, and at what…

The Exchange: In-DepthOn the first of our four-day series, we get an overview of mental health care in New Hampshire, including efforts to bolster the…

Our listeners voted for their favorite 2017 episodes of The Exchange. Today, it's our conversation about the controversial Netflix series "Thirteen…

A new, national study has alarming predictions for New Hampshire. The report draws a strong connection between substance abuse and suicide, and says the…