A Program that Provides Training and Technical Assistance
California is home to the largest veteran population in the nation. More veterans attend community college than any other type of college. About 35,000 veterans and active duty service members were enrolled at a California Community College (CCC) in Spring … read more
In partnership with the University of California, Office of the President (UCOP), and Riverside Community College District, CCC SMHP has tailored five PSAs to focus on the mental health needs of CCC students. In this PSA originally developed by Riverside … read more
What’s the difference between an eating disorder and disordered eating? When does dieting become dangerous? If you’re concerned about your child’s physical or mental health because of their relationship with food, how can you help? This FAQ explores different types … read more
This is a collection of articles on issues that student veterans experience and how campuses can support them.
Check out what SAMHSA is doing and share our materials, and remember that we all play active roles in caring for our mental health!
#EDAW 2023 is an opportunity to center on lived experiences and eating disorder education, which are the essential catalysts for awareness and change. There are thousands of events taking place around the country – locally, nationally, and online! We encourage … read more
There are skills that will help students thrive as you get ready to leave high school. Here you’ll find information, tools and guidance to help you feel Set to Go – whether you go to college or straight to a … read more
Parents often need help addressing both the mental health and academic needs of their college-age child.
This page provides mental health resources for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander youth.
This report is the result of discussions during the Veterans Success Jam, held in May 2010.
Developed by AFSP and the Suicide Prevention Resource Center — two of the nation’s leading organizations devoted to suicide prevention — to assist schools in the aftermath of a suicide (or other death) in a school community.
Information and education about suicide and depression, programs for suicide survivor treatment, research, and education.
Information and resources about anxiety and depression, and related issues such as obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and phobias.
Provides an overview of anxiety disorders, including signs and symptoms, risk factors, treatment and therapies, and more.
ULifeline is an online source for college student mental and behavioral health resources. This page provides information about anxiety.
The goal of this website is to bridge the understanding gap that exists between mental health professionals and those actually dealing with anxiety disorders.
Dr. Wayne Kao will discuss the current surge in aggression and violence towards the AAPI community, immigration, acculturative stress, allyship, and inclusive practices that can support the mental health of our AAPI students.
This toolkit is designed to guide campus professionals to help students experiencing early psychosis. The toolkit includes guidance, planning questions, legal and policy considerations, effective strategies, and more.
Returning to school after hospitalization(s) or intensive treatment for psychosis might seem: completely overwhelming; difficult but doable; or no big deal. This toolkit is designed to help students and families understand what it means to return to college, navigate legal … read more
Mt. San Antonio College staff (Rigo Estrada, MSW, and Lorena Cardozo, MS) presented this blueprint training at the 2023 Real College California Basic Needs Summit. The blueprint is based on a Basic Needs Resource Center ally training that they developed … read more