Develop Student-Centered Well-Being Support
Student well-being is inextricably linked to student success, meaning holistic mental health and well-being support should be a top priority for every institution. Fostering students’ coping and resilience skills can help prevent common challenges such as stress and anxiety from escalating into more serious mental health concerns. Investing in proactive support to help low-risk students manage their concerns is an important part of the solution to meeting the escalating demand for mental health services.
Learn the benefits of a stepped care model for mental health and well-being support
Institutions are experiencing overwhelming demand in their counseling centers. While many have invested more resources to the counseling center, it’s clear that simply hiring more counselors is not a sustainable—or even the best—solution. The infrastructure for mental health care on most campuses does not fully leverage the range of non-clinical resources for mental health or well-being support.
A stepped care model for mental health and well-being support incorporates a network of resources—from self-serve learning modules to meditation workshops to one-on-one therapy—allowing students to step up or step down the intensity of care as needed. This student-centric model helps students access effective care quickly.
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