"We know that sometimes students want to come to professional counseling or they have clinical issues that they want to discuss with a therapist, but we're also mindful that, especially post-COVID, ...

The Peer Counseling Program at WIU is designed to provide comprehensive support and resources to students facing various challenges. We take a holistic approach to well-being and recognize the central ...

Despite the sun blazing down heavily, Diamond Bar High students and teachers could be seen on the upper quads holding intense hula hoop contests and emphatically beating punching bags during the ...

Harvard’s five undergraduate peer counseling groups have seen a steady influx of student visitors this semester after resuming full in-person operation. The College’s peer counseling groups include ...

After nearly 50 years of providing peer counseling for students, EARS was forced to stop counseling services late in the fall because of technical difficulties. Now, the pause on peer counseling may ...

The Senior Peer Counseling Program is looking for Seniors 60 or older who would like a trained volunteer to visit them for an hour each week at a mutually arranged time. It can be comforting to have ...

One year after the traditional first-year unit system was reorganized to distribute counselors' workloads more evenly, administrators are considering revamping the peer counseling program. The Office ...

Though “deny-and-defend” has been the longtime motto of many medical professionals, one Minneapolis organization is looking to counter this outlook with the help of peer support groups, according to ...

It's not uncommon to hit some bumps in life, especially as people get older. Seniors have to adapt to challenging new situations, including isolation, grief, and health problems. One resource at such ...

A haircut is a fairly individual experience. But in some places, especially communities of color, barbershops and beauty salons are social hubs where open, judgment-free conversations can take place.

Data on high school students from the Centers for Disease Control is dark. 29 percent experience poor mental health, and 42 percent have persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness. One in five has ...