Student mental health : a guide for psychiatrists, psychologists, and leaders serving in higher education /
Student mental health : a guide for psychiatrists, psychologists, and leaders serving in higher education /
edited by Laura Weiss Roberts.
- First edition.
- Washington, DC : American Psychiatric Association Publishing, (c)2018.
- 1 online resource : (xxix, 508 pages) illustrations
Includes bibliographies and index.
Student mental health / Creating a culture of belonging, respect, and support on campus / Strategies for excellence in student health programs / Burnout and self-care of clinicians in student mental health services / Student self-care, wellness, and resilience / Adaptation and stress / A developmental perspective on risk taking among college students / Friendships and romantic relationships of college students / Family relationships during the college years / Distress and academic jeopardy / Psychiatric evaluation of the young adult university student / Mood and anxiety disorders / Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and learning disorders / Alcohol and substance use and co-occurring behaviors / Eating disorders and body image concerns / Stress and trauma / Sleep disorders / Intervening early in first-episode psychosis in a college setting / Autism spectrum disorder / suicidal student / Response to survivors of campus sexual assault / Brief and medium-term psychosocial therapies at student health centers / Innovation, technology, and student well-being / First-generation college students / Students of color / Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning students / Transgender students / Student-athlete mental health / Military and veteran students / Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows / Medical students, residents, and fellows / Douglas L. Noordsy and Laura Weiss Roberts -- Kyle Lane-McKinley -- James R. Jacobs -- Jennifer Derenne -- Athena Robinson -- Sanno Zack and Megan Kelly -- Michael Kelly, Anne McBride, and Whitney Daniels -- Douglas S. Rait -- Sujata Patel and Bina Patel -- Bina Patel and Sujata Patel -- Matthew Pesko, Amy Alexander, and Douglas L. Noordsy -- Allison L. Thompson and Daniel Ryu -- Lindsay C. Chromik and David S. Hong -- Chinyere I. Ogbonna and Anna Lembke -- Danielle Colborn and Athena Robinson -- Ryan B. Matlow and Victor G. Carrion -- Shannon S. Sullivan -- Kate V. Hardy, Brenda Gonzalez-Flores, and Jacob S. Ballon -- Lawrence K. Fung -- Michele S. Berk and Molly Adrian -- Helen W. Wilson and Adriana Sum Miu -- Michael Haberecht -- Rachael Flatt and Mickey Trockel -- Raziya S. Wang and Shashank V. Joshi -- Daniel Ryu and Allison L. Thompson -- Ripal Shah, Neir Eshel, and Lawrence McGlynn -- Christina Tara Khan and Inge Hansen -- Lisa Post and Megan Kelly -- Eric Kuhn and Shannon McCaslin -- Amy Alexander and Doris Iarovici -- Doris Iarovici and Amy Alexander.
"Student Mental Health: A Guide for Psychiatrists, Psychologists, and Leaders Serving in Higher Education was created to help psychiatrists, psychologists, and campus leaders-both students and administrators-as they work to build a university culture that supports the health, resilience, and maturation of students. Organized into four parts, the book provides an overview of university student mental health and campus culture. The chapter authors address life transitions and the university student experience, as well as the challenges of caring for university students with mental health issues. The book has positive strategies, including ways to foster mental health for distinct university student populations. The use of case studies provides an immediacy that helps the reader apply critical concepts to real- world scenarios. In addition, the editor has integrated useful adult-centered learning approaches, such as key points and discussion questions, into the rich and interesting chapters to emphasize the acquisition and retention of knowledge. Finally, the book is comprehensive, offering practical clinical guidance along with insightful perspectives on university policies, systems, and cultures. Student Mental Health is both down-to-earth and aspirational, providing evidence and best practices to ensure greater mental health on campus, while stimulating conversation about how to ensure and optimize the value of higher education through thoughtful, sophisticated approaches to student mental health"--Publisher's description.
9781615371945
2018000212
Mental health services--Students.
Mental health services.
Universities and colleges--Sanitary affairs.
Mental Health Services
Student Health Services
Electronic Books.
RA440 / .S783 2018
Includes bibliographies and index.
Student mental health / Creating a culture of belonging, respect, and support on campus / Strategies for excellence in student health programs / Burnout and self-care of clinicians in student mental health services / Student self-care, wellness, and resilience / Adaptation and stress / A developmental perspective on risk taking among college students / Friendships and romantic relationships of college students / Family relationships during the college years / Distress and academic jeopardy / Psychiatric evaluation of the young adult university student / Mood and anxiety disorders / Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and learning disorders / Alcohol and substance use and co-occurring behaviors / Eating disorders and body image concerns / Stress and trauma / Sleep disorders / Intervening early in first-episode psychosis in a college setting / Autism spectrum disorder / suicidal student / Response to survivors of campus sexual assault / Brief and medium-term psychosocial therapies at student health centers / Innovation, technology, and student well-being / First-generation college students / Students of color / Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning students / Transgender students / Student-athlete mental health / Military and veteran students / Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows / Medical students, residents, and fellows / Douglas L. Noordsy and Laura Weiss Roberts -- Kyle Lane-McKinley -- James R. Jacobs -- Jennifer Derenne -- Athena Robinson -- Sanno Zack and Megan Kelly -- Michael Kelly, Anne McBride, and Whitney Daniels -- Douglas S. Rait -- Sujata Patel and Bina Patel -- Bina Patel and Sujata Patel -- Matthew Pesko, Amy Alexander, and Douglas L. Noordsy -- Allison L. Thompson and Daniel Ryu -- Lindsay C. Chromik and David S. Hong -- Chinyere I. Ogbonna and Anna Lembke -- Danielle Colborn and Athena Robinson -- Ryan B. Matlow and Victor G. Carrion -- Shannon S. Sullivan -- Kate V. Hardy, Brenda Gonzalez-Flores, and Jacob S. Ballon -- Lawrence K. Fung -- Michele S. Berk and Molly Adrian -- Helen W. Wilson and Adriana Sum Miu -- Michael Haberecht -- Rachael Flatt and Mickey Trockel -- Raziya S. Wang and Shashank V. Joshi -- Daniel Ryu and Allison L. Thompson -- Ripal Shah, Neir Eshel, and Lawrence McGlynn -- Christina Tara Khan and Inge Hansen -- Lisa Post and Megan Kelly -- Eric Kuhn and Shannon McCaslin -- Amy Alexander and Doris Iarovici -- Doris Iarovici and Amy Alexander.
"Student Mental Health: A Guide for Psychiatrists, Psychologists, and Leaders Serving in Higher Education was created to help psychiatrists, psychologists, and campus leaders-both students and administrators-as they work to build a university culture that supports the health, resilience, and maturation of students. Organized into four parts, the book provides an overview of university student mental health and campus culture. The chapter authors address life transitions and the university student experience, as well as the challenges of caring for university students with mental health issues. The book has positive strategies, including ways to foster mental health for distinct university student populations. The use of case studies provides an immediacy that helps the reader apply critical concepts to real- world scenarios. In addition, the editor has integrated useful adult-centered learning approaches, such as key points and discussion questions, into the rich and interesting chapters to emphasize the acquisition and retention of knowledge. Finally, the book is comprehensive, offering practical clinical guidance along with insightful perspectives on university policies, systems, and cultures. Student Mental Health is both down-to-earth and aspirational, providing evidence and best practices to ensure greater mental health on campus, while stimulating conversation about how to ensure and optimize the value of higher education through thoughtful, sophisticated approaches to student mental health"--Publisher's description.
9781615371945
2018000212
Mental health services--Students.
Mental health services.
Universities and colleges--Sanitary affairs.
Mental Health Services
Student Health Services
Electronic Books.
RA440 / .S783 2018