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My SSP
My SSP (Student Support Program) provides confidential access to professionally trained counselors without an appointment, 24/7, via voice or text. They help college students who are struggling with mental health or college-related stressors. Students whose institutions are enrolled in the program can access this service instantly and at no cost.
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EVERFI
Everfi is a digital learning platform that offers a wide range of online training programs geared towards both students and faculty. For students they offer trainings on such topics as mental well-being, sexual assault prevention, alcohol and prescription drug use prevention, and diversity. Additionally, they offer targeted trainings for Greek Life and athletic students. Faculty…
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CampusRx
Bringing technology to a growing student population, CampusRx was designed to serve campuses without a student health center or as a supplement to campuses that have one. Students have access to board-certified physicians at any time, day or night, for non-emergent medical issues, from just about anywhere in the US Physicians can diagnose, provide a…
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LivingWorks Start
Start is a one-hour training suitable for anyone aged 15 and older, with or without formal training. The training will teach you a four-step model designed to keep someone safe from suicide. Simulations are provided that will allow you to apply what you have learned. Support and safety resources are accessible over the course of…
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Kognito Health Simulations
Kognito offers simulation training that can be used to assist faculty, staff, and students in developing the appropriate techniques for having meaningful, impactful conversations with students in distress. A number of articles and studies provide a substantial evidence base for their program. One article from the Journal of American College Health concluded, “Kognito training appears…
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Seize the Awkward Campaign
Are you concerned about a friend who is struggling with their mental health? Reaching out to support them is important. Here is some helpful advice to start the conversation. This website includes brief videos and a campus toolkit for implementation.
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Stall Seat Journal
At UVA, most students make healthy choices most of the time, but sometimes people underestimate healthy behaviors among their peers. Social norms programs correct misperceptions by providing accurate data highlighting healthy behaviors. Showcasing healthy choices frees students to make decisions that align with their values. This is based on the social norms theory.
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Toilet Talk Archives
Toilet Talks educate the Illinois State University community on various health and wellness topics.
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Toilet Talk Database
Many campuses create wellness education posters to put on back of the bathroom stall door. Everyone in the campus community gets about a 2-minute chance to learn a little something on a range of topics and people often look forward to the next installment. Titles include, “Toilet Talk”, “Potty Mouth”, “Stall Stories” and “The Stall…
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Level 1 Wellness Coach Training Certification
This resource is for a level 1 wellness coach training certification. This program would be useful for people working at universities who want to implement more wellness-focused ideas into their curricula.
