People who struggle with imposter syndrome are often afraid they might be exposed as “frauds,” when in reality, that is far from the truth.
Tag: mental health
Origami Day at the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden
Explore Origami Day in the scenery of the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden.
CSULB cited over $10,000 for violations within mental health services
OSHA cites university’s Counseling and Psychological Services satellite program after five-month investigation.
Mind matters: Sac State excels in mental health care for students
Whether it’s hosting walks for suicide prevention or fellow students mentoring their peers, Sacramento State shows a genuine focus on mental health care.
Winter blues or seasonal depression?
For people with seasonal affective disorder, winter isn’t just colder but darker too.
NATB: The small heroes for campus safety
College is a time where students are in a new environment, where they have newfound freedom and the urge to experiment, but are unaware of the potential dangers they can encounter.
UPD implements counselors and law enforcement to aid Beach community mental health crises
The Campus Assessment and Stabilization Team works closely with campus resources and the program’s staff is proud of being the first CSU to have a program of its kind and hope the program keeps growing.
The need for mental health services continues to rise
A 55 percent increase in demand for CAPS services within the past four years demonstrates the growing request for mental health resources.
President of the Gay Elder Circle of LA informs students on key issues
Bill Sive discusses challenges elder members of the LGBTQ+ community face.
Don’t trip: Psychedelics are not legal just yet
Research shows that psychedelics could be used to treat mental health issues and that is why psychedelics should be decriminalized for their use in treating anxiety, depression, addiction and PTSD.