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As heroin-related deaths continue to skyrocket, the White House is switching strategies on how to tackle the epidemic, launching a $2.5 million initiative that prioritizes the treatment of addicts over punishment. Josh unpacks this new approach.

As heroin-related deaths continue to skyrocket, the White House is switching strategies on how to tackle the epidemic, launching a $2.5 million initiative that prioritizes the treatment of addicts over punishment. Josh unpacks this new approach.

Certified Pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstien shares everything you need to know to prevent and treat swimmers ear. Common during the summer months, swimmers ear is an infection of the outer ear canal. Swimmer ear can be more painful than a traditional ear infection, but it can be prevented and treated with a few simple tricks.

HuffPost Live brings you interviews with teachers and practitioners of meditation who share their thoughts and experiences on how meditation has changed their quality of life.

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David Payne talks about how he found happiness thanks to group therapy.

Our HuffPost Community discusses why group therapy works for some, but isn't for everyone.

In his recent New York Times article, author David Payne outlines how group therapy helped turn his life around. He joins us to discuss why this approach worked and examine the benefits and pitfalls of group versus individual therapy sessions.

In his recent New York Times article, author David Payne outlines how group therapy helped turn his life around. He joins us to discuss why this approach worked and examine the benefits and pitfalls of group versus individual therapy sessions.

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The entrepreneurial, resourceful, 'can-do kid' will survive and thrive in any workplace. But how do you raise a successful child? Author Jennifer Prosek joins Lunch Break. Photo: Getty

Emotions run high when 18 year old Melissa storms out when trying to communicate with her deaf parents.

Hilah learns the ins and outs of how to wear and use a nursing bra.

Amie Slavin is a single mother two daughters, but also blind after losing her sight at age 22. She talks to Rochelle Humes about how blindness affects being a mother and how seeing her daughters wouldn't mean that she would know them any better.

Talking about mental health is still difficult for people - with fears of being stigmatised. In today's morning story Abigail Turner shares her story.

An estimated 1,500 college students die from suicide each year. Last year, prestigious schools like William and Mary and MIT had multiple suicides. We discuss the mental health issues, trends like Duck Syndrome and #WhatsWorking to raise awareness.

Isabel Lloyd talks about how she's fighting the stigma of mental illness.

Julie Lythcott-Haims discusses how trying to be socially perfect can be "toxic" for college students' mental health.

The kids in West Allis, Wisconsin are thrilled with a new skate park in their neighborhood, but no one is happier about it than a 70 year-old resident who just might use it more than anyone else. Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) shows us.

Mindfulness is helpful. But so is mindlessness.

Dr. Norman Rosenthal, Jenny Chen, Kelley Baker and Scott Stossel discuss the way we view depression.

Dr. Norman Rosenthal explains the range of emotions that people suffering from depression can go through.

The number of people who died by suicide in local jails ticked up in 2013, even as the overall jail population declined, according to a new report.

The family of Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez, the man who killed five servicemen in Chattanooga, say he suffered from depression. We look at the role of mental illness in radicalization and media coverage of domestic terrorism.