Reporting that looks beyond stress and wellness to confront stigma and uncover the experiences and needs of students with mental health diagnoses at UMN
Students want peer support groups for mental health on the U’s campus – far more the current offerings. They want what’s offered at other Big 10 schools like Michigan.
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The University of Minnesota does not offer eating disorder support groups consistently despite research that suggests these groups are a crucial addition to treatment and recovery. Students want them, so why are they not offered?
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Jean Larson, who founded a nature-based therapeutics partnership between the Bakken Center and the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, works to promote campus wellness
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Rich Lee and his brother, Martin Lee, created “The Other Ones,” a satirical comic strip that breaks down stigma by upending the myth of Charlie Brown
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A study found that 41% of graduate students deal with anxiety. Doctoral student Ari Campanaro provides peer-to-peer support for mental health in the Community for Chemistry Graduate Students https://t.co/7Ad6tBm7Xk
Katie Eichele, director of the Aurora Center, offers campus support and resources for students facing sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking and sexual harassment. https://t.co/ETIr2tAGMA
An AccessU: More than Stress survey finds that University students experience long wait times and challenges in finding mental health services on campus, as well as concerns about campus police in crisis response. https://t.co/jenyrwr3bA
After two semesters of gathering a task force, the President’s Initiative for Student Mental Health (PRISMH) will now begin to “transform the system,” its leaders say. https://t.co/5hkXeYLqtB
The First Episode Program, available through the University of Minnesota Physicians in St. Louis Park, provides psychosis care to students facing their first episode of psychosis-like symptoms. https://t.co/kBUL0Va0kz
The mental health challenges for University of Minnesota’s international students remain nearly the same as they did pre-pandemic, but are now causing a higher level of stress. https://t.co/AFjf7yMv7E