Tag: mental health
The HOPE Council: BYU-I’s emotional coaches
BYU-Idaho’s HOPE Council promotes emotional wellness and helps students better understand the wide variety of resources available to them.
Column: It’s OK to have mental health illnesses
I couldn’t stop thinking about death — I just wanted to die every day. Before I knew it, I was...
Column: “I’ve never served in the military — How do I have PTSD?”
“You have PTSD,” the doctor told me in the hospital. “How can I have PTSD when I never served in...
If I Were a Hobo: Fighting the stigma of mental health
Daniel Heaney, a sophomore student studying graphic design at BYU-Idaho, has spent the last two...
Devotional highlights: ‘To the would-be lifeguards’
On Tuesday, May 23 at 11:30 a.m. in the BYU-Idaho Center, Eric Embree, a communication professor,...
BYU-I teaches students how to THRIVE
BYU-Idaho THRIVE is a mental wellness workshop aimed to help students in need.
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Column: It’s OK not to be OK
Asking for help and setting pride aside has encouraged me to overcome the buffeting waves of life.
Madison Cares provides services for community
Madison Cares is a non-profit organization based in Madison County, Idaho, that provides essential services to community members in need.
Students find hope at campus event
BYU-Idaho students share their experiences facing mental and physical challenges with hope.
HOPE is Possible event promises open conversation
Students facing mental and physical struggles will speak about hope at a campus event.
FYIdaho’s impact on mental health
FYIdaho is a non-profit organization committed to improving the mental health and well-being of youth and families in Idaho.