Student Resources
- The top mental health challenges facing students
- Online Simulation Training: At-Risk Mental Health - Training for students
Faculty & Staff Resources
Family Resources
Tips:
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Be Proactive: Engage students early on, pay attentions to warning signs of distress, and set limits on disruptive behaviors
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Listen Sensitively and Carefully: Use a calm and sincere voice. Avoid using any threatening, humiliating, and intimidating responses.
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Safety First: The welfare of the campus community is top priority. When an individual is displaying threatening or potentially violent behavior call for help
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Follow Through: If providing a resource offer to direct the student to the physical location.
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Consultation and Documentations: Always document your interactions with distressed students and consult with your department chair/supervisor after any incident
**** Adapted from The California State University****
