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How can international education leaders ensure mental health support remains at the forefront of student success? This insightful piece from University World News highlights the growing conversation around student wellbeing and the global response. As the number of international students rises, so does the responsibility to create safe, inclusive, and supportive environments. Read the full article here and join the discussion on how we can better meet the evolving needs of our students://https://lnkd.in/gDdmbfMc #ISANA #StudentWellbeing #MentalHealthMatters #InternationalEducation #GlobalStudents

Our latest insight report, created in collaboration with UK mental health organizations and student leaders, explores key takeaways designed to enhance student mental health across UK universities.   These insights are especially meaningful amidst the challenges facing today’s students. Let's work together to embrace these recommendations and foster a more supportive learning environment for UK students.   Explore the full report now to discover actionable ways to support student wellbeing: https://lnkd.in/eYxJP7US Student Minds Mental Health Foundation Big Change #StudentMentalHealth #UKStudents #MentalHealth #UKUniversities

Olivia GrafMank, a member of Chegg’s Student Advisory Council, says technology can open pathways to support student mental health. Fostering a supportive environment is crucial as students worldwide grapple with a myriad of challenges that can impact their mental well-being. Dive into our latest insight report, ‘How to Promote Student Mental Health within UK Universities: An Expert Roundtable Discussion’, created in collaboration with UK mental health organizations and student leaders: https://lnkd.in/eYxJP7US #MentalHealth #StudentMentalHealth #StudentWellbeing

Often, scholarly articles highlight the struggles of first-generation students in college. But how do first-gen students succeed? What coping skills and sources of support do they utilize? If you're curious about these questions, check out my open-access article exploring several first-gen students' stories and how students utilize community support and cultivate inner strength to persevere and foster new knowledge/skills affirming their mental well-being. #firstgen #perseverance #collegesuccess #OpportunityMattersJournal

Here is a quick recap from our recent webinar discussing prevention and early support for mental health on college and university campuses. Jennifer Lundgren of UMKC made these key points 👇 Proactive Prevention and Wellness Integration: The conversation emphasizes the need for a shift from reactive to proactive approaches in mental health within universities. This includes implementing stress management, mindfulness training, and peer coaching to create a supportive environment for students and staff. Support for First-Generation Students: First-generation students often face additional challenges in navigating university life, even with family support. Universities should focus on removing barriers and providing resources to help these students feel a sense of belonging and access necessary support, thereby improving retention and graduation rates. Adapting to Increased Demand for Mental Health Services: As the stigma around mental health decreases, more students are seeking help, leading to long wait lists at counseling centers. Universities need to become more adaptable and incorporate evidence-based interventions to effectively meet the growing demand for mental health services. If you missed it check out the full video on our youtube channel (linked in the comments) #mentalhealth #mentalhealthcare #studentmentalhealth Jennifer Lundgren

student a2z's commitment to World Mental Health Day 💙 At student a2z, our team believes that providing students with the information and resources they need is crucial for their overall well-being. By offering transparency and reducing uncertainty, we aim to alleviate the anxiety and stress that often accompanies the university experience. 🎓 👨👨👦👦 In honour of World Mental Health Day (October 10th), we want to reaffirm our commitment to prioritising student mental health. We understand that navigating university life can be overwhelming, and it's essential to take care of yourself both physically and mentally. 💘 That's why we've uniquely added a special message to our app store listing Remember, it's okay to not be okay. We encourage all students to prioritize their mental health and seek support if needed. student a2z is always here to provide resources and a community of support for students who may be struggling. For information on Mental Health services at your university, visit the Health Page on your university's home page. ✏ By providing transparency and reducing uncertainty, we aim to create a more mentally healthy and supportive environment for students everywhere. #WorldMentalHealthDay #StudentMentalHealth #Wellbeing #Support #StudentA2Z

The Promise of a Supportive Campus: College Students' Mental Health Addressing Student Mental Health Struggles in College with Dr. Philip Thorsen and Ms. Marcia Thorsen This week on Let's Talk Ed, we (Zahi Atallah and Chris Forde) sit down with Dr. Phil Thorsen and Ms. Marcia Thorsen to discuss the critical issue of student mental health in college. Our three-part series explores the reality of mental health struggles faced by students, highlighting the importance of college support systems in perpetuating and strengthening the promise of higher education. In segment 1: "The Promise of a Supportive Campus: College Students' Mental Health", we identify the diverse groups of students who are not reaching the college promise, focusing on the mental health challenges that contribute to this divide. Next, in segment 2: "Navigating College With Mental Health Challenges", we dive into the specific mental health needs of students and discuss why tailored support is crucial for their academic success and overall well-being. And finally, in segment 3: "Handling Mental Health Struggles in College: Valuable Support Strategies", we propose actionable solutions to support student mental health, ensuring that all students have the resources they need to thrive in higher education. Join us and be part of the movement to revolutionize higher education. Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to Let's Talk Ed! #GrowthMindset #HigherEducation #StudentMentalHealth #CollegePromise #StudentSuccess #MentalHealthAwareness #SupportStudents #LetstalkEd #EducationReform #StudentWellbeing #MentalHealthSupport #InclusiveEducation #StudentEmpowerment #MentalHealthInCollege #EducationEquity #AccessToEducation #StudentAdvocacy #RevolutionizeHigherEd #MentalHealthMatters #FutureOfEducation #StudentSupportServices

Only 4% of university students say they have good mental wellbeing. That means 96% are struggling—with stress, burnout, anxiety, and the pressure to keep up. At FAT Properties, we’ve spent the last 11 years creating student accommodation #designedforwellbeing (our first book was all about it). We’ve seen firsthand how students struggle with poor sleep, chronic stress, loneliness, and the overwhelming pressure to always be ‘on.’ But thriving at university isn’t about luck—it’s about having the right tools. That’s why I wrote Student Thrive Mode—a book packed with science-backed hacks to help students: ✔️ Manage stress and anxiety ✔️ Improve sleep and focus ✔️ Build confidence and mental resilience ✔️ Actually enjoy university—without burning out Too many students are just trying to survive their university years when they should be thriving. This book is here to change that. If you’re a student, parent, educator, or someone who cares about student wellbeing, I’d love your support. Follow along for sneak peeks, insights, and Thrive Hacks before launch! Let’s make student wellbeing a priority. Who’s with me? #StudentWellbeing #MentalHealthMatters #HigherEducation #ThriveHacks #UniLife #Wellbeing #ThriveMode #ComingSoon #unilife #fatproperties #designedforwellbeing

The Mental Health Crisis Among University Students. A recent study has revealed a startling trend: mental health problems among university students have almost tripled in recent years. Mental health is now the top reason for students considering dropping out.  The urgency to address this issue has never been greater. As we are navigating a world of increasing pressures; academic, financial, and social it is crucial to create environments that support mental well-being. We all have a role to play in breaking the stigma and providing resources for those in need from accessible counseling services to fostering open conversations. We need to start the conversation about what universities, employers, and society need to do to better support young people during such a pivotal stage in life. Read the full article here: Sky News: Student mental health problems almost tripled in recent years https://lnkd.in/eCDQ2S3X #MentalHealthAwareness #UniversityLife #WellBeing #EducationMatters #OpenUniversity

Did you know that April is #StressAwarenessMonth? Stress is a normal part of life, but it's important to recognise when it's impacting pupils' wellbeing and academic performance. We have a number of research-based surveys that can help you measure stress levels among students and the best part, they are free to download in paper format.👇 https://lnkd.in/ekhiEMBu #Stress #Schools #Education #PSHE