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The Will To Work - Mental Health, Part 1

The Will To Work – Mental Health, Part 1

February 13, 2016
Hannah, alumna of Ithaca College, battled depression and anxiety throughout her college career. Now she uses her mental illnesses as encouragement for excelling in her job.

Worrying can actually benefit overall mental health

By Amelia Erikson, Columnist November 11, 2015
Low levels of anxiety that come with worrying can boost your cortisol just enough that it is beneficial to your overall state.

Mental health research should not be privatized

By Amelia Erikson, Columnist September 23, 2015
The private sector has greater funding and does not have to jump through government hoops, but its research can also be less available to the public.

Pilots are in need of additional mental health support

By Amelia Erickson April 15, 2015
Pilots should be required to complete certain mental health inventories to identify potential problems.

Social media proves useful for mental health advocacy

By Amelia Erickson March 25, 2015
Using social media will improve outreach and will, hopefully, prompt more people to get the help they need.
Participants of PostSecretU submit their secrets on post cards provided by the program. These submissions, among others, will be displayed as part of an art exhibit Dec. 8 in Emerson Suites.

IC Active Minds exhibits campus secrets in new mental health initiative

By Mary Ford, Staff Writer November 19, 2014
Ithaca College's secrets will be exhibited in of an art exhibit, as part of the mental health program PostSecretU.

Professors need to address mental health clause in syllabuses

October 27, 2014
Think about how many syllabuses the average student gets during his or her time in college: five to six classes a semester for eight semesters. That is at least 40 syllabuses.

IC psychologist discusses mental health and self-care awareness

By Angela Weldon, Contributing Writer September 30, 2014
Between classes and extracurricular activities, self-care isn’t always an issue at the forefront of college students’ lives.

Mental health needs attention to prevent mass shootings

September 23, 2014

It is not news to anyone that mass shootings are a growing problem in the United States. The constant issue in coverage of these shootings is whether we should focus on gun control or mental health awareness...

Mental health slurs are considered microaggressions

September 9, 2014
Hopefully at this point in your life, you have come to understand that using words like gay, retarded and ghetto as adverse adjectives is not appropriate.
Junior Eric Cotton speaks in front of a student audience at IC Active Minds annual creative expression and  individuality event, Everybody Matters, which was held from 7:30–9:30 p.m. April 10 in IC Square.

Active Minds to spread mental health awareness with panel

By Kayla Dwyer, Assistant News Editor April 16, 2014
IC Active Minds will host an Open Speak Your Mind Panel April 23 to advocate for mental health awareness and discussion.

Mental health matters

By The Ithacan December 6, 2012
By providing an outlet for students to express their challenges with mental health and their own personal well-being, Active Minds will foster important dialogue on campus and help students realize a well-rounded education should mean a commitment to mental health.
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