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When the street is your home, a jail may be your only healthcare provider. Across the country, thousands of homeless people, many whom are suffering from mental illness, are met […]
Brain shape might play a role in behavior and mental health disorders, according to new research from a group of researchers from the United States, United Kingdom and Italy. Antonio […]
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A discussion held in the Diversity Center on Jan. 25 consisted of a panel of speakers and two Weber State University students. The panel sought to address the stigma behind […]
According to the World Health Organization, roughly 350 million people around the world are affected by depression. While depression correlates to mental health, researchers have long looked at the links […]
At this point in the semester, few students can afford to be sick — there are finals to take, papers to write and classes to attend. But none of that […]
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As classes, exams, finances, relationships and the somewhat foreboding post-college plans send students’ lives into tailspins, stress management becomes an invaluable asset in the college survival kit. Tyler Yeaman, a […]
Children are often taught a simple rhyme to help them deal with bullying at school. “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Despite the […]
The Counseling and Psychological Services Center at Weber State works to help students in more ways than one during this time of year. A helping paw from their popular service animals that […]
There comes a time when students need a break from the pressures that come with their studies. This mostly affects students who decide to attend classes during the summer. It’s […]
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that affects people each year around the same time. The most common time those affected will feel this is during […]