Taylor Blatchford

RT @ZaraBarkertv: Who is wearing a @Mizzou shirt at the World Series?? https://t.co/ObzRPSSvon

This presidential election is "a recipe for stress," and 79 percent of adults say it has caused them anxiety. Here’s what therapists are seeing and what they recommend. https://t.co/1OrdbxKHyo

For a @seattletimes Sunday feature, I got deep into the world of giant pumpkin growing, a monthslong process that culminates in dramatic weigh-offs in the fall: https://t.co/FCFGvib6Je

RT @nancylcoleman: 🗣️my friend is a BLUE RIBBON STATE CHAMPION BAKER, PEOPLE🗣️ https://t.co/O41HJ3YxCK @blatchfordtr

The @WAStateFair has held baking competitions for 125 years, and this year I decided to try my hand, entering a pie, cookies and cinnamon rolls. Here's what I learned and how I placed: https://t.co/qzyIVircW0

Earlier this year, 73% of adults said they felt anxious about the 2024 presidential election. The @seattletimes wants to know: How is the election affecting your mental health, and how are you coping? https://t.co/6OitQo67xV

RT @HannahFurfaro: ICYMI: This week, we launched @seattletimes new 'High Risk' series -- a deep look at why youth addicted to fentanyl and…

When your trash is picked up each week, it's just the beginning of a journey that ends hundreds of miles away, in another state. I went into Seattle's transfer stations, which process the city's garbage (plus compost and some recycling), to learn more: https://t.co/s3ebPdvEJi

RT @sydbrownstone: Thrilled to receive the honor of @ONA's feature award for Lost Patients alongside @blatchfordtr @laurenfrohne @karenduce…

RT @ApoloOhno: Thanks @blatchfordtr - our mind is precious. How we communicate w/ ourself is a critical piece to less suffering, and more…

Mental health has become a much bigger part of Olympics conversations since 2021. I talked with five Seattle-area Olympians, including @Nathangadrian and @ApoloOhno, about how they coped with the mental pressure and adjusted back to normal life after: https://t.co/hflJ1TdJ8p

A new center in Kirkland will be the first place in the county adults can walk in and receive urgent mental health care, regardless of insurance or ability to pay. "This is the happiest place in the state of Washington,” @GovInslee said this morning. https://t.co/oeK7HIltXy

Washington's calls to 988 have increased steadily in the two years since the number was designated as the new nationwide mental health suicide and crisis lifeline. Now, the state health department is focused on spreading awareness across the state: https://t.co/4jtsHAakGF

RT @RDembowski: @seattletimes reporter @blatchfordtr wrote an excellent story on how the five “scrappy” (adj.: having an aggressive and det…

Since June 2023, Bothell, Kenmore, Kirkland, Lake Forest Park and Shoreline have collaborated to send mental health professionals to 911 calls alongside police officers and firefighters. Here's what they hope other cities will learn: https://t.co/qiZgUKbaeq

King County will soon begin the biggest expansion of its mental health system in decades, creating five centers meant to support people in a crisis. Next, the county will select cities to host a center and the organizations that will run them. https://t.co/OrzkTKZmt9

RT @sydbrownstone: In WA, spitting on a health care worker is a felony. The law, meant to protect health care workers, ensnares mostly peop…