According to Mayo Clinic, anxiety and depression among college students has significantly increased, especially since the start of the pandemic. In addition, up to 44% of college students reported having symptoms of depression and anxiety.
This first installment of the documentary series Lifelines examines growing metal
health issues among college students. Learn more about the often misunderstood and
stigmatized mental health concerns of depression and anxiety affecting this significant
segment of the population. “Find Your Balance on Your Path to Mental Health” explores
the pressures facing students today, identifies signs and symptoms of various mental
illnesses, outlines avenues for seeking treatment and shares stories detailing personal
struggles.
If you are thinking of suicide or hurting yourself, dial 988 immediately. The Suicide and Crisis helpline provides free, confidential support. Help is waiting twenty-four hours a day, every day.
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Counseling, Advising and Transfer Services
(630) 942-2259 | cod.edu/personal-counseling
Dean of Students
deanofstudents@cod.edu
Undocumented Student Resource Liaison
Elizabeth Gomez de la Casa | (630) 942-3146
Homeless and At-Risk Liaison
Jenny Madsen | (630) 942-2304
Contact Information
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