Cerebral, the fully comprehensive online mental health care provider, is proud to announce their new partnership with the San Antonio Spurs.

FROM: BusinessWire

“The Dalton family founded a nonprofit in 2017 to support foster children, but after the death of their son Ethan, a Texas State finance senior, their commitment to helping all at-risk youth has grown stronger than ever.”

FROM: The University Star

Later this January, 14 Austin coffee shops will partner with the nonprofit ‘Hi, How Are You Project’ to spread mental health awareness.

FROM: KXAN

In early 2021, Austin altered its 911 answering script to include a mental health option — a first for any municipality in the country.

FROM: Texas Public Radio

“In an effort to address housing insecurity within San Antonio, city officials have announced a $4.3 million investment in the YWCA Women’s Live and Learn Center.”

FROM: Community Impact

The Hays County Commissioners Court approved letters of support to Hill Country Mental Health and Developmental Disability Centers from county officials for a Hays County jail-based competency restoration program.

FROM: Community Impact

Travis County Judge Andy Brown has told the Austin Monitor he wants to double down on overdose prevention, mental health care and passenger rail.

FROM: Austin Monitor

Travis County Judge Andy Brown also discusses a voter-approved affordable childcare initiative that kicks off next year.

FROM: KVUE

The Engage & Heal Foundation won Austin Young Chamber’s Favorite Austin Venture in recognition of their contributions to Austin’s mental, physical, and financial health.

FROM: Community Impact

Specialized Multidisciplinary Alternate Response Team, called SMART,  is a collaboration between the sheriff’s department and several mental and physical wellness organizations.

FROM: San Antonio Report

A new study shows patients with opioid use disorder can reduce days of opioid use and stay in treatment longer when using a smartphone app as supportive therapy in combination with medication.

FROM: Be Well, Texas

The San Marcos City Council voted unanimously to approve an increase in funding from $99,000 to $150,000 for Evoke Wellness San Marcos.

FROM: San Marcos Daily Record

Providence Behavior Therapy relocated its Buda location from 125 Rose St. to 119 Cimarron Park Loop Ste. A on Sept. 30.

FROM: Community Impact

After opening its first ketamine therapy clinic in Austin, Mindful Health Solutions said it expanded its operations in 2024 due to community demand. 

FROM: KXAN

South Austin will get a new addiction resources center in January.

FROM: Community Impact

Judge praises impact of therapy dog program.

FROM: KSAT

A state representative from Austin recently filed a bill that would remove police from mental health emergency calls, replacing them with paramedics.

FROM: KVUE

The foundation also gave a bonus award to one community organization for its outstanding efforts this year in sparking community conversations about mental health.

FROM: New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung

In a bid to enlarge its pool of potential hires to fill school counselor vacancies, Georgetown ISD's board of trustees has approved a waiver removing a Texas Education Agency certification requirement in December.

FROM: Community Impact

Comal County Commissioners Court approved the continuation of partnering with Canine Classmates to provide working therapy dogs for victims and witnesses of abuse cases.

FROM: New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung