Mental health expert helps with emotions after video of George Floyd
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FOX 29's Marcus Espinoza talks to a mental health expert on the impact and emotions people may have after watching the viral video of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Counselors and therapists express concerns of challenges some may face post-pandemic

Counselors and therapists are expressing concern about how people struggling with mental health and drug and alcohol challenges will emerge from weeks or months in isolation.

Why is toilet paper vanishing from supermarkets?

You might notice something unusual, not to mention unfortunate, next time you try to stock up on bathroom supplies at your local grocery store.

Philadelphia tattoo studio offers free services to cover self-harm scars

Under "Project Tsukurou," Fishtown's Crown and Feather Tattoo Co. offers free services for self-harm victims who want to turn their scars into art.

Wolf outlines effort to bolster mental health services

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced a broad effort Thursday to improve mental health services and change public perceptions of mental illness.

Rowan University holds meeting with students after recent suicides

 A meeting was held Monday night to address concerns after three Rowan University students took their own lives in a matter of months. 

14-year-old girl overcomes extreme bullying after suicide attempt

Two years ago, a 12-year-old Philadelphia girl attempted to take her own life. Now, she is speaking openly about her mental health journey in the hopes of helping others who are struggling.

'I'm not ashamed': Eagles guard Brandon Brooks talks openly about anxiety

Philadelphia Eagles right guard Brandon Brooks said pressure of trying to live up to a new contract led to an anxiety attack that forced him out of Sunday's game.

Kamala Harris to propose doubling mental health treatment beds

Sen. Kamala Harris wants to double the number of mental health treatment beds available across the country and increase access to virtual mental health counseling.

More college students seeking mental health help on campus

More college students are turning to their schools for help with anxiety, depression and other mental health problems, and many must wait weeks for treatment or find help elsewhere as campus clinics struggle to meet demand, an Associated Press review of more than three dozen public universities found.