Resources for Students and 'under 30 somethings'
MHAV will be hosting an eight week WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) class/peer support group just for students! Contact Curt White (curt.white@mhav.org) for more information.
I struggled with mental health issues throughout my college career. Do you feel isolated by the stigma surrounding mental health issues? Frustrated with school administrators and policies? Frustrated with school medical resources? Frustrated with academics? Issues related to sexual assault? I have either recently dealt with these things myself or know people who have recently dealt with them. If you would like to speak with someone about mental health issues in an academic environment I would be glad to talk with you or find someone else who can help. ~ Curt White (curt.white@mhav.org)
Other Resources:
To Write Love on her Arms
To Write Love on Her Arms has a special focus people younger people dealing with mental health issues (teens and 20s).
"To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery."
Bazelon Center Student Mental Health Resource Page
Bazelon Center Student Guide on Mental Health
(written by non-profit types and lawyers)
Icarus Project Student Mental Health Page
Icarus Project Student Guide to Mental Health
(written by students or recent students)
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