Connecting Mental Health to Campus
When someone is experiencing poor mental health, their symptoms and behaviors can look different from others. Elisa Terry, the associate ...
Read moreWhen someone is experiencing poor mental health, their symptoms and behaviors can look different from others. Elisa Terry, the associate ...
Read moreThis issue, Klancy Poor, the Mental Health Awareness Training Program coordinator at the University of Wyoming, shares advice on mental ...
Read moreAccording to the National Education Association, more than 60% of collegiate students meet the criteria for at least one mental ...
Read moreOn October 10, Wright State University (WSU) Campus Recreation held a goat yoga event for students and staff in recognition ...
Read moreTo better meet the holistic well-being of students and utilize rec center space, Towson University Campus Recreation recently made several ...
Read moreFor University of Wyoming (UW) Campus Recreation, bettering the holistic wellness of students and campus members is a major point ...
Read moreLast fall, the American Psychological Association found more than 60% of college students met the criteria for at least one ...
Read moreStudents at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) are experiencing different recreational activities from around the globe thanks to Recreation ...
Read moreMental health and suicide are growing concerns on college campuses. Stress (84%), anxiety (82%), sadness (73%) and depression (61%) have ...
Read moreIn the March/April 2023 issue, A’Naja Newsome, Ph.D, ACSM-CEP lecturer of Health Sciences at the University of Central Florida, shared advice ...
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