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College mental health 101 : a guide for students, parents, and professionals / Christopher Willard, Blaise Aguirre and Chelsie Green.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Willard, Christopher (Psychologist), author.
- Aguirre, Blaise, 1964- author.
- Green, Chelsie, author.
- Series:
- Oxford scholarship online.
- Oxford scholarship online
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- School mental health services.
- College students--Mental health services.
- College students.
- College students--Mental health.
- College students--Psychology.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xiv, 297 pages) : illustrations.
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2025]
- Summary:
- With a growing number of students entering college with an existing mental health diagnosis, 'College Mental Health 101' offers hope and clear direction to those struggling with mental illness.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Advance praise for College Mental Health 101
- Contents
- Introduction
- Author's Note
- A Note to Parents
- A Note to Educators
- How Did We Get Here?
- This Is a Big Book-Where Do I Begin?
- What Is Stigma?
- Where Else Can I Get Good Information?
- Why Me? Why Now?
- What Is This Biopsychosocial Thing?
- Part I. Helping Yourself and Others
- 1 Applying and Transitioning to School
- How Do I Pick a School When I Have Mental Health Issues?
- Should I Pick a Big or Small School?
- Should I Pick an Urban, Suburban, or Rural School?
- Should I Stay Close to Home or Go Far Away?
- Should I Look Into a Public or Private University or College?
- What Kind of Housing Will I Want or Can I Get?
- Full Time? Part Time? Gap Year?
- So How Do I Pick?
- What Questions Should I Ask About Mental Health? And Where?
- Should I Mention Mental Health in My Admissions Interview or Essay?
- Planning a Support Network at School: A Timeline
- What Can I Expect Once I'm There?
- How Do I Get the Accommodations I Need?
- How Do Accommodations Work in College?
- What Are My Rights and Responsibilities? What Are the School's?
- 2 Should I Stay or Should I Go?
- What Should I Do If I'm Going Back to School?
- What Happens When I Go on Leave?
- What Are the Top-Three Things I Should Do on Leave?
- Okay, Seriously Though, What Should I Do?
- And What Should I Not Do?
- Should I Take Some Classes on Leave to Stay Caught Up?
- What Kind of Leave Should I Take-An Academic Leave? A Mental Health Leave? A Medical Leave? Just Take a Semester Off?
- I Don't Think I Can Deal With Going Back . . . Should I Transfer?
- Should I Do a Year or Semester Abroad or Away?
- How Should I Disclose to Family, Friends, and Faculty/Staff About Mental Health Issues?
- In Conclusion
- 3 Getting the Help You Need
- How Do I Find a Therapist?.
- Should I Get an On-Campus or Off-Campus Therapist?
- What Do I Say on a Voicemail or Email? And How Do I Get a Therapist to Call Me Back?
- What Do I Ask in a Consultation or Phone Call?
- How Do I Find a Culturally Competent Therapist?
- How Do I Even Ask About Cultural Competence?
- How Do I Bring Up Cultural Misunderstandings With My Provider?
- How Will I Pay for This?
- How Do I Use Insurance?
- What Do I Need to Know About Insurance?
- Non-Insurance
- What Happens in the First Session?
- What Your Therapist Might Recommend After the First Session
- What Is Confidentiality? What Would I Have to Say or Do to Cause My Therapist to Break Confidentiality?
- What Do I Need to Know About Suicide?
- What Are the Signs of Suicidal Thinking?
- What Do I Do If I or Someone Else Is Suicidal?
- How Honest Can I Really Be With My Therapist? I Don't Want to End Up in the Hospital!
- Why Would Anyone Go to the Hospital?
- How Do I Get Into the Hospital?
- Once You Are Officially Admitted
- What Happens in the Hospital?
- What Happens After the Hospital? (Aftercare)
- What Are the Intensive Programs That I Might Be Sent To?
- How Do I Manage Cultural and Family Barriers to Treatment?
- How Do I Get Privacy for Telehealth?
- What Is Psychological Testing or Neuropsychological Testing?
- 4 What Kind of Therapy Do I Need?
- What Is Psychodynamic or Psychoanalytic Therapy?
- What Is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
- What Are Cognitive Distortions?
- What Else Do I Need to Know About CBT?
- What Is Dialectical Behavior Therapy?
- What Type of Issues Is DBT Useful For?
- How Does DBT Work?
- What Are the DBT Skills?
- What Is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy?
- What Is Positive Psychology?
- What Are Mind-Body Approaches to Mental Health?
- Biofeedback and Neurofeedback
- Mind-Body Exercises.
- What Is Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing?
- What Are Family Therapy and Couples Therapy?
- What Is Internal Family Systems?
- What Is Spiritual Counseling?
- What Are Arts and Expressive Therapies?
- What Is Group Therapy?
- 5 Medication
- What's the Role of Medication in Mental Health?
- What Factors Should I Consider?
- The Use of Medication on College Campuses
- Can I Take Someone Else's Medication?
- Is Medication a Cure-All?
- Transition From Home to College
- Access to a Prescriber
- Access to a Pharmacy
- Storing the Medication
- Old Medication
- Traveling With Medicine
- Ensuring Timely Delivery of Refills
- Some Other Ideas
- Never Experiment With Prescription Drugs
- What Are the Specific Medication Classes?
- Antianxiety Medications
- Antidepressants
- Antipsychotics
- Mood Stabilizers
- Psychostimulants
- Psychedelics and Other Medications
- What If Your New Provider Wants to Change Your Medication?
- 6 Maintaining Your Gains and Self-Care
- Why Does Self-Care Matter?
- How Do I Build a Support Network of People?
- What Is Real Self-Care?
- Physical Safety
- What Is Mindfulness?
- What Are Some Different Mindfulness Practices?
- What's the Deal With Yoga?
- How Do I Manage Safety and Security Needs?
- What About Love and Belonging?
- What Are Esteem Needs?
- What Is Actualization?
- How Do I Manage Stress in a Nonstop Environment?
- The CALM Reminder
- HALT Check-In
- What Are Some Other Self-Care and Self-Soothing Activities?
- Time Management and Other Campus Resources
- Find Perspective
- Shift Your Focus
- How Do I Handle Setbacks When They Emerge?
- How Can I Make a Coping Plan?
- How Can I Change My Mindset and Perspective?
- Reflect on Past Wins
- How Can I Get Better at Difficult Things?
- How Do I Recognize My Red Flags?.
- Red Flags Checklist
- Journaling Exercise
- Feeling Stuck?
- Feeling Down?
- How Can I Get Involved in Mental Health Activism?
- What Can I Do to Get Involved?
- 7 Supporting Others
- How Can I Support a Friend, Family Member, or Student Who Is Struggling?
- Types of Validation in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
- Where Can We Get More Support?
- Can I Actually Help a Friend Get Help or Make a Change?
- What Are the Stages of Change?
- How Else Can I Learn to Be a Better Listener or Support?
- A Word About Fentanyl and Drug Overdoses
- 8 Feeling Different, Being Different
- How Do I Manage Mental Health and My Marginalized Status?
- General Guidance for Students in Marginalized Groups
- What Advice Have Students Shared About Being Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)?
- What Advice Have International Students Offered?
- How About Dealing With Being Low Income as a Student?
- What Are Challenges and Advice for First-Generation Students?
- How Can I Cope With Confusion or Even Confidence Around Gender and Sexuality?
- Are There Ways to Manage Physical Disabilities?
- How Do Religious Students Cope in This Environment?
- Part II. Diagnosis
- How Do I Use the Diagnosis Section?
- Some Words on Self-Diagnosis, Social Media, and Your Psych 101 Textbook
- 9 What Is Neurodivergence?
- What Is Neurodivergence?
- What Is Masking?
- What Is The Deal With Self-Diagnosis?
- Resources
- What Is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?
- What Is Autism Spectrum Disorder?
- 10 Adjustment and Anxiety Disorders
- What Does an Adjustment Disorder Really Mean?
- What Are Anxiety Disorders?
- What are the Treatments for Anxiety?
- What Are Panic Attacks?
- Treatment for Panic Attacks
- What Is a Social Anxiety Disorder?.
- How Can I Manage Social Anxiety?
- What Is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?
- What Are Some Different Types of OCD?
- Treating OCD
- What Is Trauma? And What Is Posttraumatic Stress Disorder?
- What Trauma Isn't
- So, Then, What Is Trauma?
- What Are Traumatic Events?
- What are the Emotional Consequences of Traumatic Events?
- What are Childhood Traumas and Adverse Childhood Experiences?
- How Common Is Posttraumatic Stress Disorder?
- So What Is PTSD?
- So If That's PTSD, What's Acute Stress Disorder?
- What About Sexual Violence and Sexual Trauma?
- What Should I Do If I've Experienced Sexual Violence?
- What Should I Do If a Friend Has Experienced Sexual Violence?
- 11 Mood Disorders and Psychosis
- What Is Major Depression?
- What Are the Symptoms of Major Depression?
- What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
- What Is Persistent Depressive Disorder or Dysthymia?
- How Should Dysthymia And Minor Depression Be Treated?
- What Are Manic and Bipolar Disorders?
- So What Does This All Mean?
- So What's Bipolar Disorder? Or Bipolar I Versus Bipolar II? Or Hypomanic Episodes? Or Cyclothymia?
- How Do People Manage Manic and Bipolar Episodes?
- What Is Psychosis?
- What Are Psychotic Disorders?
- What Happens If Someone Is Psychotic?
- How Is Psychosis Treated?
- 12 Behavioral Disorders: Borderline Personality Disorder, Self-Harm, Eating Disorders, and Addictions
- What Is Borderline Personality Disorder?
- What Is Nonsuicidal Self-Harm?
- Why Do People Self-Injure?
- How Is Self-Harm Treated, and What Are Other Ways to Cope?
- What Are Eating Disorders? And What Is Disordered Eating?
- What Is Binge Eating Disorder?
- What Is Bulimia?
- What Is Anorexia?
- How Are Eating Disorders Best Treated?
- Substance Misuse-When Does It Go From a Party to a Problem?.
- In Conclusion.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Description based on online resource and publisher information; title from PDF title page (viewed on February 27, 2025).
- ISBN:
- 0-19-776443-6
- 0-19-776441-X
- OCLC:
- 1503437838
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