Mental Health Services provides outreach programs that—in collaboration with campus partners—engage students outside of the main 333 East Campus Mall clinic. Meeting students in locations where they study, work, and live breaks down barriers to care and normalizes having conversations with a counselor. Our objectives are to:
- Educate the campus community about mental health
- Increase mental health literacy
- Help students access services
- Reduce mental health stigma
- Remove barriers to help-seeking
- Recognize and respond to the unique concerns of students from underserved/underrepresented populations
- Craft proactive responses to climate concerns – both campus and nationally
Badger Support Network
The BSN is a student organization that fundamentally works to de-stigmatize mental health through peer-facilitated groups and bi-weekly community events.
Presentations & Programs
If you would like to request an outreach program or presentation, submit an outreach request form. Topics may include but are not limited to:
- Red Folder+
- General Mental Health Services overview
- Stress management
- Time management
- How to help a friend
- Procrastination
- Critical incident response
Contact Marketing & Health Communications for information on interview requests for student journalists and media.