Mental Health
Michelle Lee
Addressing mental and behavioral health challenges in Utah
Utah has a growing need for mental health professionals and services. What are some of the challenges the state is facing?19 hours ago
Emma Keddington
LISTEN: Legislators propose bill tackling cellphone use in schools
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore joined KSL at Night to describe the bill, which would give school districts more power to restrict cell phoneuse.3 days ago
Ashley Fredde, KSL.COM and Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
As the school year begins, parents are urged to speak to teens about dating violence
As the school year begins, West Valley Police are urging parents to talk to their teenagers about dating violence.9 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Intermountain Children’s Health advises on back-to-school emotional wellness
Intermountain Children's Health says emotional and mental distress often worsens as children enter back-to-school season.15 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Utah doctor helps parents navigate social media challenges
One Utah doctor explains the social media struggles impacting Utah's youth.16 days ago
Curt Gresseth, Diana Jones
Movie “It Ends With Us” shines harsh light on domestic violence
A therapist shares her experience about domestic violence from the point of view of both victim and abuser.17 days ago
Emma Keddington
LISTEN: New York Times reporter offers insight on the pursuit of happiness
Can you track your level of happiness, like you would steps or heart rate? New York Times reporter Jessica Grose explored that question.18 days ago
Michelle Lee
Self-sabotage: Why do we do it and how do we overcome it?
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Pilot and Author Ricky Brown to learn how we can overcome self-sabotage.19 days ago
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Justice Department sues TikTok, says company violates children’s online privacy law
The Justice Department sues TikTok, accusing the company of violating children’s online privacy law.28 days ago
Alex Cabrero, KSLTV.com
Intermountain Health psychologist works with some Team USA athletes
Dr. Tony Kemmochi is an Intermountain Health psychologist. He helps athletes deal with the negativity social media often brings.29 days ago
Michelle Lee
Don’t beat yourself up over emotional eating
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Certified Nutritionist Jennifer Olejarz to learn how emotional eating works.1 month ago
Andy Cupp
Senate to vote next week on Kids Online Safety Act
The senate is set to vote on the Kids Online Safety Act next week, a bill that is meant to help keep children safe while on social media.1 month ago
Josuee Sanchez
Being outside for just 10 minutes can improve mental health
A study from the University of Utah shows that being outside for at least 10 minutes a day helps improve mental health.1 month ago
Michelle Lee
How telehealth is revolutionizing health care
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with CAPT Heather Dimeris to learn how telehealth is changing the way patients receive health care.1 month ago
Heather Peterson
Youth mental health in Utah improving, post-pandemic
The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that 37% of respondents reported feeling so sad or hopeless that they changed their usual activities.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
Tips for booking your next vacation
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Claire Newell, Founder of Travel Best Bets, to learn her tips on booking a great vacation.2 months ago
Aimee Cobabe
High court decision may impact transgender-related medical treatment for Utah minors
The Supreme Court will hear a Tennessee case arguing that a ban on all medical treatments prescribed to help minors transition is unconstitutional.2 months ago
Britt Johnson and Emma Keddington
Autism rates are surging in Utah, new treatment center to open in Ogden
1 in 36 children are diagnosed with autism in Utah. ABS Kids, a therapeutic center, is adding an Ogden location to keep up with treatment demand.2 months ago
Eric Cabrera, Amie Schaeffer
Intermountain Health to open behavioral health center in Taylorsville
Intermountain Health is expanding its behavioral health services. A new center for children and teens will open in Taylorsville in 2025.2 months ago
Heather Peterson
Program connects those who struggle with mental health to employers
One Utah program is working to connect those who have struggled with mental health illness with jobs. Then, it helps them stay employed.3 months ago
Emma Everett Johnson, KSL.com
Struggling with in-laws? USU experts have some advice
Struggling with in-laws? You're not alone. The University of Utah has conducted a research study to help people out who have in-law troubles.3 months ago
Michelle Lee
The impact of spring colors on mental health
Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Dr. Sally Augustin to learn how we can use spring colors to improve our mental health.3 months ago
Allessandra Harris
Sports psychologist explains an Olympic athlete’s feelings of grief
It is common for Olympic athletes to experience feelings of grief when competing or after the events have ended.3 months ago
