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Practical strategies for handling academic pressure, time management, and maintaining mental wellness during your studies.
Download GuideEvidence-based self-care practices, mindfulness exercises, and daily wellness routines for students.
Access ToolkitComprehensive directory of mental health services available on college campuses nationwide.
Find ServicesLearn to identify mental health warning signs in students and appropriate intervention strategies.
Start TrainingBest practices for creating supportive classroom environments and accommodating students with mental health needs.
Download ManualStep-by-step guidelines for referring students to appropriate mental health services and support.
View GuidelinesComprehensive framework for developing and implementing campus mental health policies.
Access FrameworkEvaluate your institution's mental health support infrastructure and identify areas for improvement.
Take AssessmentEvidence-based strategies for implementing effective mental health programs on campus.
Learn MoreComprehensive analysis of student mental health trends, challenges, and opportunities in higher education.
Read ReportInteractive dashboard with current statistics on student mental health across institutions.
View DashboardAccess our collection of peer-reviewed research on student mental health policy and interventions.
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Students can access mental health support through campus counseling centers, student health services, peer support programs, and our resource directory. Many institutions also offer 24/7 crisis hotlines and online counseling options.
We provide training materials, recognition guides, referral protocols, and classroom management strategies for faculty and staff. Professional development workshops and online training modules are also available.
Institutions can use our policy development framework, assessment tools, and implementation guides to establish comprehensive mental health programs. We also offer consultation services and partnership opportunities.
Yes, most of our resources are freely available for educational and non-commercial use. Some specialized training programs and consultation services may have associated costs.
We welcome contributions from the community. Please contact us at info@behavioralhealth.us to share resources, research, or best practices that could benefit others.