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What are some services at college that help students mentally and emotionally ?

Students at college are often away from their families, their support networks, so what services do colleges have to act as that network? Do colleges have services that step in when students have stress induced panic attacks of students suffer mental illnesses? #management

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Katie’s Answer

Most universities will have some mental health counselors and there are lots of other ways to find support. I know that the Resident Advisers at school have some training to spot issues and to help you find the right place to get help. It really depends on the school what resources will be available. My school had a freshman class that allowed for all the new students to get together and ask questions in more of a safe space. They assigned mentors from other classes to help with the adjustment and find the resources needed to ensure that you safely transitioned to college life.

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Hanleigh’s Answer

Hi! Most universities have counseling services with a trained staff that can offer support. I would also recommend contacting your insurance to see if there is any counseling/therapy in your area that accepts your insurance. Also, there are plenty of on-campus organizations that are mental health-focused that you can get involved with. Lastly, develop a community of friends that can be a great support system for you, while in college.
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Ashley’s Answer

Most colleges and universities have different support groups but each college/university is different. I would recommend asking the recruiters from the colleges/universities you're interested in.
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