Campus Mental Health Resources and Reduced Student Substance Abuse

Campus Mental Health Resources and Reduced Student Substance Abuse

Substance abuse continues to be a pressing issue on college campuses across the nation. As students navigate the academic, social, and emotional challenges of higher education, many turn to substances as a way to cope. However, research has shown that students who have access to robust campus mental health resources are less likely to engage in substance abuse, suggesting a strong connection between mental health support and healthier coping mec…

Case Study: Supporting Student Mental Health Abroad

In today’s educational landscape, student mental health is a crucial priority, especially for those studying abroad. While these experiences offer incredible personal growth and cultural exchange, they also present unique challenges such as isolation, homesickness, and academic pressures, which are only compounded by the stress of navigating new environments. Most students studying abroad find themselves in unfamiliar countries, facing language …

Addressing the Mental Health Crisis Among College Students: What’s Working?

The college years are often painted as a time of growth, independence, and self-discovery. But behind the scenes more students can ever are silently struggling with the anxiety depression burnout or loneliness. The mental health crisis on campuses across the country has reached alarming levels, and the traditional support systems are straining under the pressure. But it’s not all bad news. In response to this growing challenge, universities, men…