Mental Health and Substance Use

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Title	Summary
Alcohol Use - Full brief	The alcohol-induced mortality rate increased significantly among Tarrant County residents from 2015 to 2024.
Mental Health - Full brief	One in four Tarrant County adults has been diagnosed with a depressive disorder, a significant increase since 2020.
Overdoses - Full brief	After a significant increase in overdose deaths from 2019 to 2023, Tarrant County saw a decline in 2024.
Subjective Cognitive Decline - Full brief	In 2024, approximately 10 percent of Tarrant County residents aged 45+ reported experiencing confusion or memory loss that was happening more often or getting worse.
Suicide Mortality- Full brief	Among Tarrant County residents in 2024, suicide mortality rates were significantly higher among males and non-Hispanic White residents.
Suicidal Ideation and Attempts - Full brief	From 2021-2025, there were over 14,000 ED visits among Tarrant County residents related to suicide attempts.