Variety of mental health services available for pandemic-induced stress
Students can access educational self-help workshops that address healthy sleep routines, stress management and cultivating mindfulness.
Students can access educational self-help workshops that address healthy sleep routines, stress management and cultivating mindfulness.
Services include brief, solution-focused individual, couples, and career counseling services in which students can meet with a mental health professional via Zoom.
CSDC announced an expansion of free virtual mental health services, which include drop-in support spaces and group therapy
UH Mānoa CSDC offers tips on achieving ample sleep during the pandemic which can help improve mental health and overall well-being.
UH Community College Career Exploration classes and Hawaiʻi P–20 advising support public school graduates.
CSDC will offer weekly interactive, educational self-help workshops focused on maintaining mental and physical wellness during the pandemic.
CSDC psychologists highlight communication strategies that can ease conflict within personal relationships.
Jeanelle Sugimoto-Matsuda is providing mental health resources to help keep the UH Mānoa campus community safe.
The workshops will address strengthening relationships during social distancing, maintaining physical health and more.
First Hawaiian Bank and the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation have contributed $1 million each to support the high school class of 2020.