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Stanford study advises against using AI for mental health concerns
A study from Stanford University found that those struggling with mental health concerns shouldn’t replace a human therapist with an artificial intelligence therapist.
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Stanford study advises against using AI for mental health concerns
A study from Stanford University found that those struggling with mental health concerns shouldn’t replace a human therapist with an artificial intelligence therapist.
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Marin County approves funding for mental health programs
Here’s what to know about Marin County approving funds for mental health programs.
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Watch: UCSF study on social media's effect on teen depression
UCSF researchers say a new study shows how much time teens spend on social platforms can predict whether or not they will suffer from depression.
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‘Mind Out Loud' event centers teen mental health, led by students
The event will be led by students, sharing stories about their mental health journeys. Actor Rainn Wilson will also participate in the event.
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Men are more likely to die from ‘broken heart syndrome'
It’s thought to be triggered by physical or emotional stress, like losing a loved one.
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Try this 5-minute mindful movement routine to reset your body and mind!
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Start TODAY trainer and ‘Train Like a Gymnast’ founder Danielle Gray leads a 5-minute movement meditation that combines light stretching, breathwork, and intention setting to help calm your nervous system, ground your energy, and bring you back to the present.
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Advocates raise awareness on World Maternal Mental Health Day
Wednesday is World Maternal Mental Health Day, which raises awareness on a silent crisis impacting millions of moms.
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Watch: Expert advises how to cope with stress
April is Stress Awareness Month, and if you are feeling stressed, you are not alone. A psychiatrist from El Camino Health discusses how we should cope.
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In Concert With Hope Returns to the Mountain Winery in Saratoga
Hope Services’ annual In Concert With Hope returns Saturday, May 17, 2025, to the Mountain Winery in Saratoga for a night of music and impact. Now in its seventh year, the event features Grammy-winning blues artist Keb’ Mo’ and renowned jazz saxophonist and vocalist Mindi Abair. The concert brings the community together to support individuals with developmental disabilities and mental…
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The Power of Small Rituals: Simple Self-Care Practices for Busy Parents
“Small, consistent acts of self-care can have a more lasting impact than occasional grand gestures”
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Mother of late Stanford athlete works to shine light on mental health
Three years after Stanford soccer star Katie Meyer took her own life, her mother is working to shine a light on student athletes and mental health. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Mother of late Stanford athlete works to shine light on mental health
Three years after Stanford soccer star Katie Meyer took her own life, her mother is working to shine a light on student atheles and mental health.
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See what your March horoscope has in store this month!
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis gets a sneak peek into our March astrology forecast with Astrologer, author, and podcaster Stephanie Campos.
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Gabby Bernstein's easy practice to heal your own emotional wounds.
The New York Times best-selling author, Gabby Bernstein, stops by California Live to talk with Jessica Vilchis about her latest book, “Self Help,” offering a guide to help shift your core beliefs and manifest anything and heal your wounds.
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The key to a smartphone free childhood is enforcing 4 ‘simple' rules, says NYU professor
Jonathan Haidt, author of “The Anxious Generation,” says parents feel “powerless” to prevent kids from using smartphones because they’re often acting alone.
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Billie Jean King on finding confidence over a lifetime
Tennis legend and civil rights icon Billie Jean King sits down with the founder of Galvanize, Laura Okmin, to discuss how to find self-confidence even when you have to start over.
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How to cultivate more meaningful relationships from a clinical psychologist…
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis sits down with professor and author, Thema Bryant, PhD to discuss her new book, “Matters of the Heart: Healing Your Relationship with Yourself and Those You Love.” The book serves as a practical, heart-centered road map for everyone seeking greater fulfillment in their relationships with family, friends and romantic partners.
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Feeling anxious or depressed? Go to work, says Harvard psychologist: ‘Work has a protective effect on our mental health'
Working can provide some safeguards that are often overlooked.
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CEO's No. 1 red flag in employees: Working with this type ‘never goes well'
Apothékary CEO Shizu Okusa says she doesn’t like working with people who call out their colleagues in front of the rest of the team. Here’s why.