Nina Feldman

Some had worried a #MeToo scandal would be fatal for one of the nation’s oldest and most decorated drum corps.

Sharing personal narratives can help the storytellers see some of the good in their lives amid the trauma.

In Philadelphia, not having a safe, stable place to live prevents parents whose children have been placed in foster care from regaining custody 40 percent of the time.

'Las Doctoras Recomiendan' — or 'The Doctors Recommend' — sounds like getting advice from a friend.

Separating young children from parents can lead to "disruptive attachment" and increase their risk of developing PTSD, anxiety, depression, and behavioral problems.

Under the new program, when a patient is admitted, a tailored care plan will pop up next to his name in the system — describing previous treatment and any preferences.

Advocate says change can be accomplished simply: Remove 13 words in the current CHIP statute that exclude undocumented kids from eligibility.

Renee Norris Jones was in an abusive relationship for seven years.

Thirty-four Camden County Jail inmates have been tapped to participate in the Co-Occurring Reentry Program for those with mental health and substance use problems.

Philadelphia student organizers want City Council to set limits on tests and require teacher training on trauma-informed care.

The new effort offers $1.5 million for distribution to community groups around the state working to prevent or respond to gun violence.

So why do we still expect the mental health system to decide who’s dangerous?