The Rocket shares a article about sexual assault services provided on campus, check out their article. Remember CCSU offers sexual assault services too they an be found on the website. https://t.co/2OOa5GWWQl #ccsujrn412
The NBCnews article raised questions, if there were more outlets for male survivors of sexual assault as there are for women, would more males come forward and share their experience? Could it also help others dealing with the same trauma? #ccsujrn412
"The language is sometimes wrong"- Dr. Gary Rhule says when speaking on the perception of PTSD in the media. Being careful and learning the right language is important when speaking about mental illness.
Theodora Ruhs ask,"What is the best way to approach a person suffering from a mental illness for a story?" Peggy McCarthy responds by saying "understanding that they are human beings." #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism#JRN412
Dr. Carolyn Fallahi informs the audience that the CCSU Student Wellness Center has staff on hand to help students who show symptoms of mental illness. #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism#JRN412
"People get better"- Dr. Gary Rhule talks about how people that suffer from a mental illness with time and the right help can get better. From the question "how do you handle a person that committed a crime but is also ill." #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism
You can show symptoms of acute stress disorder when faced with a lot of traumatic situations on the news or face to face. #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism#JRN412
For our panel discussion we have Josh Kovner (first left), Peggy McCarthy (second), Dr. Gary Rhule (Middle), and Dr. Carolyn Fallahi (last). @CCSUJournalism#JRN418#JRN412#FMHnews
CCSU's new online magazine "Focus Mental Health" is a response to mental illness that has effected many students on the CCSU campus. #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism#JRN412