Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) has announced a refreshed CredibleMind experience for residents across the Nebraska Panhandle, according to a Sept. 1, 2026, news release.
The updated CredibleMind platform remains free of charge and provides access to thousands of trusted mental health and wellbeing resources, including articles, videos, podcasts, self-assessments, and local support information.
PPHD states that the redesigned platform offers a cleaner look, improved navigation, enhanced accessibility features, and a more personalized experience to help users find information and tools that support their mental health and overall wellbeing. The resource includes evidence-based information on topics such as stress, anxiety, depression, sleep, resilience, caregiving, relationships, and general wellness.
"At PPHD, we believe everyone should have access to reliable mental health information and support," said Tabi Prochazka, assistant health director at Panhandle Public Health District. Prochazka said the redesigned CredibleMind platform aims to provide a more welcoming and user-friendly experience while continuing to offer free, evidence-based resources that support wellbeing across Panhandle communities.
According to the release, PPHD has used CredibleMind to help connect community members with accessible mental health and wellness resources since the platform launched. The updated design is described as being built with accessibility, simplicity, and trust in mind, to help individuals quickly explore topics of interest and discover tools that meet their unique needs.
Prochazka said the updated platform is intended to make it easier for people to explore resources, build coping skills, and take meaningful steps toward improving their wellbeing.
Panhandle residents can access the free platform at pphd.crediblemind.com from any computer, tablet, or smartphone. For more information, the release directs residents to contact Nicole Berosek at nberosek@pphd.ne.gov or 308-279-3496.
The release notes that this resource is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $4,133,447.00, with 100% funded by HRSA/HHS.
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