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  • Suicide Prevention for College Students

    MindWise on Campus uses real stories of mental health struggles and recovery to help college students support themselves and their peers.

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MindWise on Campus

Mental health concerns often first appear between the ages of 18 and 25, making college campuses an ideal place to educate students about suicide prevention.

MindWise on Campus is an online training that uses video and interactive learning to teach college students how to ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell) if they are worried about themselves or a friend.

Key learnings include:

  • how to recognize signs of suicide risk
  • how to encourage someone to seek help
  • ways to build strong peer connections
  • fostering positive mental well-being
  • an overview of available mental health resources
MindWise on Campus

One License, Two Learning Paths

An annual MindWise on Campus license includes access to two learning paths for your college or university. We know every school community is different, so each path may be used separately or reinforced together throughout the school year.

 

30-Minute, Self-Guided Online Course

This online, self-guided course can be mandated as part of freshman orientation, participation in campus activities (sports, clubs, Greek Life), or student employment. It also contains extra practice activities to reinforce the program’s messaging.

60-Minute, Peer-Led Training

The peer-led version of the course gives Resident Advisors, student leaders, or campus advocates the opportunity to increase mental health support and suicide prevention at your school. You’ll also receive a marketing toolkit with resources and templates to help you encourage student participation and support communication with faculty, students, and community.

"Although suicide is preventable, it’s the second most common cause of death among college students.

MindWise on Campus will give young adults the knowledge and confidence to recognize signs of suicide and ACT accordingly."

Meghan Diamon, LCSW MindWise Program Director, Suicide Education
MindWise on Campus

Key Program Benefits

  • $995 per campus, covers the cost of every student ($800 annual renewal)
  • Access to two easy-to-deliver learning models for individuals and student groups
  • Appropriate for students across colleges, universities, and graduate programs
  • Reporting feature allows you to track training completion
  • Promotes a wide range of local and national mental health resources

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