A Program that Provides Training and Technical Assistance
#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
The first section outlines the infrastructure that needs to be in place to build and sustain an effective mental health promotion and suicide prevention effort. The second section guides campus planners in developing a comprehensive, coordinated set of programs and … read more
Provides mental health clinicians and professional interpreters with information about a trauma-informed approach to mental health interpretation that is socio-culturally and linguistically- responsive to the needs of children and families receiving services. This resource guide describes frameworks for mental health … read more
This resource includes an overview of major areas where students on the autism spectrum might experience challenges, with ideas for accommodations and supports. It also links to a one-page overview or checklist.
This report is the result of discussions during the Veterans Success Jam, held in May 2010.
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.
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.
Self-test offered by Gamblers Anonymous to help you determine whether your gambling has become a problem.
In response to the widespread youth mental health crisis, some kindergarten-through-12th-grade (K–12) schools have begun employing artificial intelligence (AI)–based tools to help identify students at risk for suicide and self-harm. The adoption of AI and other types of educational technology … read more
This toolkit is designed to help student conduct professionals help prevent violent and aggressive acts through identification, collaboration, and a culture of reporting on campus.
Riverside City College created this quick guide to help faculty and staff identify, refer, and support students in distress. The main focus is a listing of community resources.
Developed by the college Behavioral Intervention Caring Team (BICT), this guide is intended to provide guidance to staff and faculty on how to aid emotionally distressed students and offers steps on how to refer them for help.
Santa Monica Community College developed this guide to help their faculty and staff identify, refer, and support students who may be experiencing distress.
The mission of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD) is to assist college/university directors in providing effective leadership and management of their centers, in accord with the professional principles and standards with special attention to issues … read more
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
This brochure outlines HIPAA and FERPA guidelines for protecting student safety as well as their privacy.
This session will be a question and answer format to allow participants to ask any questions they may have on behavioral intervention teams.
This webinar describes a process that will assist campuses in finding accessible community mental health referral sources and developing a sustainable referral network and then shares evidence based practices for student referrals and linkage to care.
Recently released, the Collaboration Toolkit: California Community Colleges and California County Behavioral and Mental Health Departments is for county behavioral health and mental health departments and community colleges to develop sustainable partnerships