Tools for Student Supporters

Learn for You, Learn for Them

The more you know, the more you can do to support mental health and wellbeing.

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Be a Mental Health Advocate

Each of us can support mental health by learning the signs to look out for, building communities of care, and knowing where someone can go for help. Taking these steps fosters a more inclusive and supportive campus environment that helps students thrive in and out of the classroom. 

 

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Bring Care to Your Community

Create a community of care and connect students with supportive resources through guest speakers, mental health breaks, and highlighting resources in your class lectures, meetings, and syllabus.

Ready to get started? We've got you covered.

 

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College Mental Health Statistics

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Notice. Care. Help.

By supporting mental health, we create a better environment for everyone. Together, we can make a difference in our community's wellbeing. 

Learn More about Notice. Care. Help.

Resources & Best Practices for Student Supporters

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Learn about Mental Health & Wellness

Online Guides

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Build Supportive Communities

Active Minds Guides

Brene Brown's Daring Way

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Use Evidence-Based Practices

Best Practices

Universal Design

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Responding to a Student Death

Guidance for responding with compassion and supporting your community during times of loss.

Responding to Student Death

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Recommend Resources

When you know your resources, it's easier to recommend them to a student.

Visit the Resource Hub