Bob's Notes on COVID-19: Mental Health Data on the Pandemic

COVID-19 is top of mind around the world—and for our texters. Everything from acute anxiety about public health to the best words to help each other cope, here’s what our Chief Data Scientist is seeing in our data about the pandemic.

How To Actually Crush Your New Year

Take control of your goals next year. It’s your life. So, you do you!

For Your HealthMichelle Murphy, CoachDecember 20, 2019Coaching, Holidays, New Years Resolutions, Goals

Bring Crisis Text Line Home for the Holidays

Five ways 741741 can help you in a holiday crisis.

For Your HealthLaurel SchwartzNovember 26, 2019holidays, mental health, Crisis text line

Getting Through the Holidays When You’re Grieving

The holidays can feel far from festive after a loss.

For Your HealthLiz Eddy, CEO and Co-Founder of LanternNovember 20, 2019grief, loss, loneliness, holidays

Four Ways to Upgrade Your Self-Care Routine This Fall

Re-set your self-care routine this fall. You deserve it.

For Your HealthLaurel SchwartzNovember 5, 2019self-care, fall, Anxiety, depression, anxiety

Three Ways to Take Care of Your Mental Health During the Getty Fires

In a natural disaster, your physical and mental safety is important. We’re here to help.

For Your HealthLaurel SchwartzOctober 30, 2019anxiety, self-care, getty fire, natural disaster

#LyricsToLiveBy: Ten Self-Care Anthems You Need

In this edition of #LyricsToLiveBy we're bring you all things self-care! We’re talking all the anthems that remind you to put yourself first. Because taking care of you will help you show up for the world bigger and better. Let's go.

For Your HealthLaurel SchwartzOctober 23, 2019Music, self-care, Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, BTS, Anxiety, depression, coping skills

Here are Four Things to Know for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

If you are a survivor of domestic violence, know is that you are so brave. Just living through this is a sign of your strength, perseverance, and light in this world. You got this. And, we believe in you. It gets better.

For Your HealthLaurel SchwartzOctober 22, 2019domestic violence