Mental illness

Open Sky Wilderness Therapy announces closure

Business (general)

Open Sky Wilderness Therapy announces closure

18 years, the business employed 1,400 people in Durango

January 13, 2024 • Reuben M. Schafir — Herald Staff Writer

A call for help: 911 dispatchers live through same traumas as police, firefighters

Durango city officials

A call for help: 911 dispatchers live through same traumas as police, firefighters

who answer calls are working toward mental health resilience

July 17, 2023 • Reuben M. Schafir — Herald Staff Writer

Durango police, Axis Health add unmarked car for behavioral health crises

Axis Health System

Durango police, Axis Health add unmarked car for behavioral health crises

Co-Responder Program aims to reduce stigma with the new vehicle and build on a successful first year

May 17, 2022 • Aedan Hannon — Herald Staff Writer

Do farmers and ranchers take stock of mental health? Or is it ‘men don’t cry’?

Do farmers and ranchers take stock of mental health? Or is it ‘men don’t cry’?

Drought, disease and economic pressure take a toll on La Plata County agriculturalists

May 16, 2022 • Aedan Hannon — Herald Staff Writer

Physicians share tips for identifying mental health issues in children

Physicians share tips for identifying mental health issues in children

Pandemic hit those already suffering from stressors especially hard

May 14, 2021 • Morgan Mitchell — Herald staff writer

Bayfield family faces tic syndrome, stigma head-on

Bayfield family faces tic syndrome, stigma head-on

Affliction turns 10-year-old’s life upside down in 48 hours

November 20, 2020 • Shannon Mullane — Herald Staff Writer

City ponders its panhandling puzzle

Durango City Council

City ponders its panhandling puzzle

maze clashes with the Durango marketplace

May 6, 2015 • Mary Shinn — Staff reporter