AUSTIN — Texas psychologists are sharing resources and emphasizing the benefits of telehealth in supporting Texans’ mental health needs during September as the state and nation observe Suicide Prevention Month. “Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Texans are self-quarantining, attending school virtually, and working from home, and many Texans are dealing with unprecedented job losses, underemployment or other financial hardships. These factors can potentially impact our mental health and be a contributing factor for suicide risk,” said Megan Mooney, Ph.D., President of the Texas Psychological Association. The Texas Psychological Association noted that while factors associated with COVID-19 may increase risk, suicide is preventable. The ...