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Tag Archives: counseling center
Create a Successful & Sane College Experience With Your 5-Step Action Plan (Part 1)
For: college freshmen, or any college student who is looking to create success, build resilience, manage college stress and infuse their life with personal leadership development principles. 1). Build a support network. College is meant to be a shared experience. … Continue reading
Posted in From Maria Pascucci, the Founder of Campus Calm, Rx for School Stress
Tagged alumni relations, anxiety, Campus Calm, Career, career advisors, center, college experience, college student, college women, counseling center, extracurricular, freshmen, graduates, informational interviews, job shadow, leaders, major, Maria Pascucci, personal leadership, professors, sleep difficulties, stress, wellness, work-study, young professionals
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The Allie Way – Checking In On What You Do For Your Mental Health
For women leaders, I think there is a huge tendency to take on tasks that are overwhelming without even fully realizing it. Everybody wants to be their best and accomplish as much as they possibly can. But sometimes we can … Continue reading
Interview Callout for College Students
I’m writing an article on how college administrators can help students be proactive in dealing with mental health issues like student stress, anxiety and depression. Would you like to be interviewed (I can use your first name only if you … Continue reading