New event on campus seeks to break stigma around mental health. Students learn more about mental health resources and pet service dogs to help them relax.
College campuses produce a multi-layered lifestyle where coursework, employment and personal obligations intertwine, often in conflicting manners. As a result, students are often forced into decisions...
Legislation for competitive grants to improve mental health services for the California State University, University of California and California Community College systems was introduced on Thursday...
Red folders showed up on computers around Sacramento State and other CSU campuses to raise mental health awareness for students.
Sac State’s Executive Director of Student Health and Counselling...
The One World Initiative is a way to bring a global perspective to Sacramento State through classroom inclusion, events and student activities. This year the theme is a global perspective on happiness.Lisa...
Student Health and Counseling Services provide Sacramento State students struggling with mental health concerns resources to break down the barriers and stigmas keeping them from their potential success.
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The California State University Chancellor’s Office, in partnership with two California agencies, surveyed Sacramento State students about their experiences with mental illness and mental health services...
A report came out by the American Civil Liberties Union, Service Women’s Action Network and the Veterans Legal Service Clinic at Yale Law School alleging that the US Department of Veteran’s Affairs...
Preceding the Suicide Prevention Walk, Sacramento State's Health and Wellness Promotion Department hosted the first Mental Health Fair in front of the Well. The fair brought awareness to students and faculty...
The second annual Out of the Darkness suicide awareness walk moved through campus Thursday evening with about 713 participants in tow. Out of the Darkness is a program backed by Sacramento State’s Active...
