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The holiday season is filled with so much to enjoy. Shopping, parties, time with family, and an abundance of sweet treats are all part of the fun, but these traditions can also be sources of …
The holiday season is a great reminder about the spirit of giving and helping to those in need. Whether you donate a toy to a child, volunteer at a shelter, or participate in a giving …
Pet therapy programs at colleges and universities are emerging across the nation in an effort to meet the increasing mental health needs of college students. Counselors and school administrators have found that qualified companion dogs …
Screening for mental health issues, like eating disorders, can provide a number of benefits for students on your campus. You can show students that mental health is a priority: Having an eating disorder screening on your …
One third of college students reported feeling so depressed that they found it difficult to function in the past year, according to the American College Health Association’s most recent Annual National Survey. With the number …
A new study is highlighting a crucial link between family acceptance and teen suicide prevention. Researchers say teens who have attempted suicide or tried to hurt themselves are more likely to try again when they …
As school staff members work to educate students on the signs and symptoms of depression and suicidality, it is equally important to educate parents. One way to involve parents in the mental health of their …
Adolescent mental health is critical to academic success. Mental health outcomes for adolescents are grounded in their social environments, including home and school. Building protective factors and minimizing risk factors is critical during this time. …
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can range from mild discomfort to completely debilitating. There are several treatments including medication and psychotherapy, but there is also a burgeoning collection of activities that people are finding therapeutic in …