Countering a Student Mental Health Crisis in Overwhelmed Schools
As the counselor shortage continues, here are three ways a psychologist says schools can help prevent the escalation of student mental health issues.
As the counselor shortage continues, here are three ways a psychologist says schools can help prevent the escalation of student mental health issues.
More than 60% of college students are also struggling with classroom engagement and retention, and students who take all online classes are more likely to be depressed.
JED Campus is designed to provide schools with a multi-year collaboration for supporting student mental health.
A school safety practitioner shares insights into her district’s five-year strategic plan for nurturing the holistic well-being of students.
To maximize productivity and retention, employers must take a more holistic view of employees, especially injured workers, and recognize that health is more than physical well-being.
During holiday breaks, students who lack healthy connections to responsible adults may be vulnerable to negative influences, particularly those promoting worrisome online behavior.
Telemedicine makes mental health services more accessible to lower-income students as well as students in rural areas.
Mid-semester check-in campaigns and AI chatbots are just a few examples of how colleges have enhanced communications with students, improving both student well-being and retention.
Vaping teens are twice as likely to feel depressed and 53% of teachers report vaping teens struggle to stay motivated.
There has been a significant increase in emergency department visits by children and youth experiencing mental and behavioral health emergencies.