Tagged mental health

As we pass the mid-way point of the semester, the excitement of a fresh academic year begins to fade. We hit the reality of endless assignments, never-ending exams and tightly-packed schedules. For many...

On Sunday April 14, Fairfield students – led by the Fairfield University Psychology Club – took part in an on-campus walk titled “Out of the Darkness” to aid in the American Foundation for Suicide...

Fairfield University Student Association announced at the start of the semester that they were looking for students to join the first-ever Health and Wellness Committee (H&W). Weeks later, the...

On Sunday, April 16, Fairfield University’s Psychology Club hosted its annual Out of the Darkness Walk in partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (ASFP) to raise awareness for...

New to Fairfield University, the platform Togetherall has joined the Counseling and Psychological Services as a peer chat resource, focusing on creating conversations surrounding mental health and serving as...

America has come a long way in terms of providing resources for people’s mental health.  However, the stigma behind mental illness has been a constant issue for those who suffer from it. There are still...

Dating back to last spring, the Office of Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs has been collaborating with Counseling and Psychological Services to deal with social justice through the lens of mental...

As students, we are privileged to be members of a university community through which a plethora of resources are readily available to us. As academics have shifted to online platforms and we navigate...

Fairfield University hosted Mental Health Awareness Week throughout campus, running events from Sunday, Oct. 6 to the following Sunday. Students, faculty and guests filled each day with useful lessons and...

With the recent findings that the Fairfield University Counseling & Psychological Service Center utilization is above the national collegiate average and that students do continue to feel there is a...