2019 Annual Meeting

A Universal, Digital Approach to Well-Being (Room Governor's Square 10)

30 May 19
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM

Tracks: Credit-CHES, Credit-CME, Credit-CNE, Credit-CPEU, Credit-MCHES, Credit-NASW, Credit-NBCC, Credit-PsyCE, Session Badge - Measurement, Session Badge - Student Involvement, Session Badge - Technology

CME:1.5  CNE:1.5  CHES:1.5  MCHES:1.5  PsyCE:1.5  NBCC:1.5  NASW:1.5  CPEU:1.5 

Student Involvement, Technology, Measurement 

After this session, attendees should be able to:

  1. Describe the current national mental and physical wellness trends on college campuses.
  2. Discuss the need for a universal approach to promote wellness and success.
  3. Describe the role of digital technologies in the evolution of care to meet college students’ needs to promote help-seeking behaviors and connection to campus resources.
  4. Discuss the importance of utilizing technology to collect student health-related behaviors to proactively develop outreach programming and campus initiatives, while maintaining student confidentiality.

Program Abstract:
Nine out of ten young adults report they have gone online for health information. About half of students who drop out due to a behavioral health concern have never accessed mental health services even amidst the ever-climbing rates of college counseling capacity. Therefore, there is a high need for universal approaches that reach beyond the counseling center to touch all aspects of student experience while promoting easy access to resources and health and well-being information.