ULifeline: Mental health resources for college students

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13 Reasons Why: What Viewers Should Consider

Given the strong and mixed responses to the new Netflix series, we wanted to share some resources and considerations for watching the show (or deciding not to watch). Read new blog post by JED’s Dr. Vic.

See what mental health in America really looks like

#BeVocalSpeakUp and Getty Images teamed up to reframe how mental health is portrayed. Check out these new images and stories of 10 amazing people living with mental health conditions.

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Lives Can Be Transformed When We Speak Up

Demi Lovato, #BeVocalSpeakUp and Getty Images teamed up to create Beyond Silence, the new Be Vocal documentary. Jeff, Lauren and Lloyd share their journeys to live well with different mental health conditions, while also speaking up for others.

JED Partners with MTV on New Documentary

We're proud to be the resource partner for a new MTV documentary, Prescription for Change: Ending America’s Opioid Crisis.

Back to School: Navigating the Transition

Whether this is your first time on campus or you're a returning student, here are some ways to navigate the transition to college.

Cowley County Community College

During office hours, the Student Life Counselor can be reached by telephone: (620) 441-5228, or office location at the Nelson Student Center, or by E-mail: ashley.demaree@cowley.edu. Do not use E-mail in emergencies. For mental health emergencies after hours and on weekends, contact Four County Mental Health at (620) 441-4554 or (620) 221-9686. In Sedgwick County, the Comcare Crisis Services number is (316) 263-2770.

Counseling Center Location:

125 S. Second
Arkansas City, Kansas 67005
(620) 441-5228
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