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#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
More students struggle with depression, anxiety, and stress more than three years into the COVID-19 pandemic.
With help from queer therapists and experts from The Trevor Project, here’s how to endure isolation with those who might not accept your identity.
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
Written by John C.S. Kepner, advisor to the College Student Basic Needs Program and Trustee Board Member of Gwynedd Mercy University (GMercyU) in suburban Philadelphia. In this blog, John describes his journey of putting together a coalition of community-based organizations … read more
This page provides mental health resources for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander youth.
The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) is highlighting statements from past Culture of Health Program (CoHP) reports that acknowledge structural racism’s direct and negative impact on health – and in particular the disproportionate effects on the health and well-being of … read more
This toolkit from the American College Health Association provides higher education institution to use when developing sexual violence prevention programming and responding to incidents of sexual violence experienced by members of the campus community.
ADHD makes it difficult to stay on top of the multiple tasks of daily life, especially complex tasks that require organization, planning, and sustained focus. HelpGuide provides information and strategies for families and adults experiencing ADHD.
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.
ULifeline is an online source for college student mental and behavioral health resources. This page provides information about alcohol and drug abuse signs and getting help.
Provides information for consumers about safe drinking, appropriate drinking levels, alcohol’s effect on the body, and the impact of alcohol on specific populations.
latest research showing the significance of safe, stable, and nurturing relationships
The effects of trauma on children, families and their healthcare providers in a policy statement,
A membership organization, AHCA serves institutions of higher education and college health care professionals to address the health needs of students at colleges and universities.
Information and education about suicide and depression, programs for suicide survivor treatment, research, and education.
Broad scope of information and helpful resources.
Tested techniques for managing anger from the Mayo Clinic’s online community.
Overview includes how to distinguish healthy dieting from anorexia nervosa and how anorexia nervosa affects body functioning.
A webinar hosted by JBAY on “Applying Trauma Informed Principles to Food Security and Basic Needs held on February 3rd, 2022 featured Adrienne Markeworth from Leah’s Pantry and Basic Needs Center staff from Mt. San Antonio College and San Diego … read more