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At-Risk Mental Health for Faculty & Staff

At-Risk Mental Health for Faculty & Staff is an interactive role-play simulation that builds awareness, knowledge, and skills about mental health and suicide prevention, and prepares users to lead real-life conversations with students that build resilience, strengthen relationships and connect them with support.

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Market:

Higher Ed and Government/Non-Profit

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Audience:

Products for Faculty & Staff

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Topic:

Mental Health & Well-being and Suicide Prevention

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Duration:

20 Minutes

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Overview

Widely adopted by more than 350 universities and colleges nationally, this research-proven online solution cost-effectively drives sustainable changed in behaviors that support academic performance, student retention, and campus safety. Faculty and staff are in an ideal position to engage in early intervention and prevention of mental health issues. National studies show 30% of all college students report feeling so depressed it's difficult for them to function and 7% indicate they seriously considered suicide in the previous 12 months.

At-Risk Mental Health for Faculty & Staff allows users to learn about psychological distress, how it impacts college students, and what they can do when they're concerned about a student. The user assumes the role of a faculty member and talks with three virtual students who are showing signs of distress. Users practice bringing up their concerns and what they've noticed, and if necessary, make a referral to support services. Users have access to customized national, local, and school-specific resources in addition to simulation content.

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