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Tap Into Your Community to Put Student Well-Being Front and Center
Meaning, purpose, belonging, finances, loneliness, anxiety, social injustice, relationships, balance, a perception that the world is unraveling… today’s students have so much on their minds. And it deeply impacts their sense of well-being.
Yet, campus counseling centers can’t “staff their way out of this challenge,” as the need is much too great for one office to handle. A community approach is needed, filled with programs and systems that support mental and emotional well-being across the board.
There are a wide variety of excellent strategies playing out on campuses across the U.S. We’ve collected 50 for you to consider incorporating into your own campus culture of well-being. Utilize these strategies so you can:
- Help retain students by addressing their very real well-being concerns
- Support the imperative work that your counseling center is doing by supplementing their efforts
- Encourage campus collaboration to create the most effective well-being strategies
- Engage faculty and staff members in being part of the solution, making this a campus-wide support initiative
- Demonstrate that your institution is paying attention to what really matters in students’ lives, validating their feelings and sense of self
- Graduate students who have a positive sense of well-being
Topics Covered
In this 80-page guide, you’ll find 50 targeted success strategies on topics and initiatives including:
- Helping students enhance their resilience and sense of agency
- Creative referrals beyond the counseling center
- Embedded counselor programs
- Addressing the loneliness epidemic
- Wellness coaching and ambassadors
- Culturally conscious approaches
- Campus well-being spaces
- Purpose and meaning making
- Faculty and staff as mental health first responders
- Training students to help their peers
- Sleep seminars
- Informal counselor chats and “Let’s Talk” programs
- Mindful approaches
- And much more!
These 50 success strategies are easy to use! They can be used in various formats, such as:
- During professional development or in-service workshops
- As part of faculty/staff onboarding sessions
- In strategic planning work
- In conjunction with student staff training on mental and emotional health issues
Plus, your purchase also includes a site license to share with your staff and campus community!
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Printed with Digital Download – includes a printed copy of this resource as well as digital access to the enclosed materials and accompanying license to share with your campus community. Price includes $9 shipping fee.
- Digital Download Only – includes digital access to this resource and accompanying license to share with your campus community.
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