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    Texas trains a new front line for mental health care▼Science & Medicine: Training a new front line for Texas mental health care✉newsHealth32 min ago

    Texas is expanding efforts to train a new workforce to address the state's shortage of mental health care providers. The initiative, covered by Texas Public Radio, focuses on preparing a new front line of workers to deliver care where professional services are scarce. Details of the specific programs and funding involved remain limited.

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    Oregon providers challenge mandate prioritizing criminal defendants in care▼Oregon mental health providers, hospitals challenge mandate to treat criminal defendants first✉newsHealthMental Health1 d ago

    Mental health providers and hospitals in Oregon are legally challenging a state requirement that they prioritize criminal defendants awaiting competency services over other patients seeking psychiatric care. The providers argue the mandate leaves ordinary patients, including those in crisis, waiting longer for treatment as limited beds and staff are redirected to the justice system.

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    Maine providers say mental health care access still falls short▼Maine has more to do to boost access to mental health care, say providers and stakeholders✉newsHealthMental Health3 h ago

    Mental health care providers and stakeholders in Maine say the state still has significant work to do to improve access to mental health services. The assessment highlights ongoing gaps in availability of care for residents, according to reporting by Maine Public. Providers and community stakeholders point to remaining barriers despite efforts to expand services across the state.

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    Thunderbirds visit Monterey youth mental health facility▼Thunderbirds visit Monterey mental health facility to inspire youth✉newsHealth16 h ago

    The US Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration squadron visited a mental health facility in Monterey, California, as part of an effort to inspire young people receiving care there. The outreach was reported by local outlet KSBW. Details about the activities during the visit or reactions from patients and staff were not provided, but the event highlights growing attention to youth mental health support.