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Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) – 2022 Annual Report
The 2022 Annual Report summarizes data contributed to CCMH during the 2021-2022 academic year. CCMH explored how counseling centers contribute to the academic mission of institutions by examining the risk and protective factors associated with voluntary withdrawal from school during services.
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Suicide Prevention Resource Center: Faith Communities
A comprehensive site with a range of resources and up-to-date articles on the role that faith plays in preventing suicide and how to best plan memorial services after a suicide.
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Welltrack Connect
Welltrack Connect (formerly The Shrink Space) is an online service designed to help students find and connect with a therapist to meet their behavioral health requirements. The service is fully HIPPA and VPAT-compliant. Data provided by this service is designed to provide an understanding of student connection status with referrals in the community, thus helping…
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Faith Leaders’ Guide to Self-Care After a Suicide
As faith leaders help others navigate a healthy grief journey after a suicide, they may experience unique stressors and challenges that affect their own well-being. This video highlights the importance of self-care among faith leaders and shares guidance on what faith leaders can do to care for themselves after a suicide.
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TimelyCare
Built from the ground up for higher education, TimelyCare offers virtual on-demand access to a diverse range of medical and mental health providers. They offer things like “TalkNow,” which is 24/7 access to a support and crisis management service, “MedicalNow,” which offers 24/7 access to medical professionals for low acuity medical issues, designed to cut…
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Suicide Prevention Competencies for Faith Leaders: Supporting Life Before, During, and After a Suicidal Crisis
Equips faith leaders with the capabilities needed to prevent suicide and provide care and comfort to those affected by suicide.
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Mindfulness Institute for Emerging Adults (MIEA)
An evidence-based mindfulness program developed by Duke University psychiatrists Holly Rogers and Margaret Maytan. They offer a curriculum for young adults, including college students, designed specifically to teach mindfulness meditation and stress reduction practices. In addition, they offer a certification program for providers that they can use to establish Mindfulness programs at their university. Students…
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Faith. Hope. Life.
A national initiative that engages faith leaders and faith communities as partners in suicide prevention and equips them with tools and resources to join the movement.
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Suicide Prevention Resource Center: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender People
This resource links to further materials, programs, trainings, and other information for the LGBTQ+ community.
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TAO Connect
Developed by Dr. Sherry Benton, a former director of counseling for a large university, Therapy Assistance Online (or TAO) was created for the purpose of decreasing the amount of time a student waited before they were able to receive help for a mental health related issue. TAO is an interactive platform that provides access to…
Resources
This resource library is a compilation of publications and websites that are related to suicide prevention, intervention, postvention, and mental well-being promotion. Use the dropdown to browse by category or click the Resources link in the navigation for an easy-to-browse option.