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The Power Of Words [Brochure And Video], Lauren D. Cunningham, Robin R. Rathje
The Power Of Words [Brochure And Video], Lauren D. Cunningham, Robin R. Rathje
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt." This statement is not true for many reasons and for many people. Students across campuses throughout the nation feel the sting of hate words that hurt daily. Counselors assist students suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts everyday that stems from the usage of these harmful words. Both the user and receiver of these hurtful words are affected. "Hurt Words" exposes these words for what they are, gives them meaning on a personal level, show the effects of harmful language and how students, faculty and staff can help stop …
College Debt [Brochure And Video], George Taylor Ii, Adrianne Browning
College Debt [Brochure And Video], George Taylor Ii, Adrianne Browning
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Student debt has become largely something that is accepted in our society. The availability of student loans--as well as the ease of obtaining credit for everyday expenses--has actually made college more accessible for more people. However, the rising cost of college has, at the same time, ensured that the debt burden associated with a higher education is also higher. Taking out student loans and wisely using credit cards can help students get through college. It is important to only take out what is needed and to work out a plan for paying the money back as soon as possible.
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Students' Perceptions About Sex [Brochure And Video], Kyanna Coffee, Alisha Smith
Students' Perceptions About Sex [Brochure And Video], Kyanna Coffee, Alisha Smith
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
A student’s decision on whether or not to engage in sexual activity is often heavily influenced by society and peer pressure without much consideration given toward the consequences that may result. According to DoSomeThing.org, a study in 2006 indicated that teen pregnancy was on the rise in the United States for the first time in 15 years. In addition to pregnancy college students are also at risk to be infected with sexually transmitted diseases; the American Social Health Organization states that “one out of four teens in the United States becomes infected with an STD each year and by the …
Suicide: Facts, Figures, And How To Help [Brochure And Video], Ken Akers
Suicide: Facts, Figures, And How To Help [Brochure And Video], Ken Akers
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students, in no small part due to all the life transitions occurring at one time. While many services are in place both on and off of most college campuses to prevent suicide and facilitate students seeking help, there is still a stigma attached to being suicidal and admitting that you need help. Creating awareness about suicide, the reasons people choose it, and the effects it has on others could work to help to remove that stigma and encourage those who are suicidal to take healthy steps.
Domestic And Relationship Advice On Campus [Brochure And Video], Cherise Mingus, Jordan W. Willis
Domestic And Relationship Advice On Campus [Brochure And Video], Cherise Mingus, Jordan W. Willis
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Domestic relationship violence occurs when one partner in a relationship tries to overpower the other. Abusers use guilt, fear, shame, intimidation and other means to control. Domestic violence can happen to anyone, so it is important to be aware of the warning signs. While physical abuse may be the most common and obvious danger, emotional and psychological damage is severe and can cause devastating effects on the individual. Gaining awareness about dating violence and how it affects students on college campuses throughout the country can make us more effective helping professionals.
Being Safe On The College Campus [Brochure And Video], Brittney Joiner-Jones, Stephanie B. Wimsatt
Being Safe On The College Campus [Brochure And Video], Brittney Joiner-Jones, Stephanie B. Wimsatt
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Parents experience many emotions when sending their students away for college. Many are excited for their child, some are sad, and a majority of these parents are worried. Parents now have to worry for a child that they are no longer in the same town as, whom they can no longer set a curfew and monitor when at home. Though people would like to believe that the university their child has chosen is safe the numbers tell a different story. According to Readers Digest (2008) of this country’s 6,000 colleges and universities there are 40,000 burglaries, 3,700 forcible sex offenses, …
Coping With Stress [Brochure And Video], Rachel Hoover, Carol Nichole Sherrell
Coping With Stress [Brochure And Video], Rachel Hoover, Carol Nichole Sherrell
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
According to a study conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, the five biggest causes of college stress are peer pressure, competition, separation from family, freedom, and choosing a major/career. Obviously, stress is a very common problem among college students; the obstacle is learning how to cope with the stress in a healthy manner. Stress cannot only affect an individual’s emotional well-being, but can also affect an individual’s physical well-being. Being able to recognize the difference between healthy and unhealthy stress will in turn allow the individual to realize healthy and unhealthy coping mechanisms. Another aspect of coping with stress is …
Depression [Brochure And Video], Mandy Skinner, Sara Pitts
Depression [Brochure And Video], Mandy Skinner, Sara Pitts
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Depression is an illness that can affect someone in any socioeconomic level and at any stage in life. By the year 2020 depression will be the second most common health problem in the world (depression statistics). This video will make you aware of some of the warning signs of depression as well as give you places you can go for help for depression. Depression is not your fault and you don’t have to deal with it alone.
Transitioning To College [Brochure And Video], Sean Giddings, Kalin Holland
Transitioning To College [Brochure And Video], Sean Giddings, Kalin Holland
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
The transition from high school to college can be a challenging time for some students. Feelings of loneliness, being homesick, and being anxious about starting a new chapter in life are common emotions a transitioning college student may have. Solid preparation and mental foresight can prove to be useful in making for a successful transition to college from high school. Often times the new college atmosphere is too much for some students to handle, so it is encouraged that future college students learn all they can before this transition begins.
The Effects Of Sexual Addiction [Brochure And Video], Vashon Broadnax, Brandi Smith
The Effects Of Sexual Addiction [Brochure And Video], Vashon Broadnax, Brandi Smith
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Sexual addiction is silently coming to light in today’s society. According to the National Council of Sexual Compulsivity 6%-8% Americans are sexual addicts, meaning 18-24 million people. Also, sexual addition affects more men than women. However, one in every six women is sexual addicts. Sexual addition is reported as individuals who cannot manage their lives due to this addiction. It can affect their families, relationships, job, finances, etc. There are several resources out there that sex addicts can benefit from.
Understanding Issues Related To Today’S College Students: Dealing With Burnout [Brochure And Video], Kendrick William Bryan, Huishan Li
Understanding Issues Related To Today’S College Students: Dealing With Burnout [Brochure And Video], Kendrick William Bryan, Huishan Li
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Academic burnout reaches thousands of students each year. Nick Repak of Grad Resources writes, “Excessive workload, lack of balance, and little opportunity to influence the environment make up only part of the fatigue syndrome.” Student affairs professionals and others commonly list assignment overload, outside influences, lack of personal motivation, mental and physical health, and instructor attitude and behavior as precursors to student burnout. Weidong Wu writes burnout can be attributed to the influence of bad social style and culture, unprecedented employment pressure, and deficiencies in college education. Attending college is stressful for many, but gaining an awareness about burnout can …
Body Image [Brochure And Video], Jorge J. Wellmann, Charli Beth Ferrell
Body Image [Brochure And Video], Jorge J. Wellmann, Charli Beth Ferrell
Counseling Concepts and Applications for Student Affairs Professionals (CNS 577)
Every person has a view of their body image. However, some people’s views of their body image are more skewed than others. College students are no exception to this, in fact, college students may be at a higher risk than any other group of people to have a skewed body image. The student project completed on the subject showed that as the definition of body image upholds everyone looks at their bodies differently. Having a skewed body image can lead to: working out in excess, never being relaxed about his/her body, putting him/herself down a lot, checking weight more than …