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Overview Presenter Rhonda Nelson M.S.Ed., L.C.P.C. MHFA Instructor/National Trainer, Adjunct Instructor @CSC/ School Based Therapist @Children’s Home

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Group Activity

What is it?

What is a Mental Disorder? A mental disorder or mental illness is a diagnosable illness that: Affects a person’s thinking, emotional state and behavior Disrupts the person’s ability to: Work Carry out daily activities Engage in satisfying relationships

U.S. Adults with a Mental Disorder in Any One Year Type of Mental Disorder % Adults Anxiety disorder 18.1 Major depressive disorder 6.8 Substance use disorder 8.1 Bipolar disorder 2.8 Eating disorders 5-10 Schizophrenia 0.3-0.7 Any mental disorder 18.5 Be sure to stress the fact that eating disorders are prevalent in colleges. Even though we do not talk about the disorder, information is in the manual. Only 41% of people with a mental illness use mental health services in any given year

% Estimated Prevalence Prevalence and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders among College Students in Past Year Disorder % Estimated Prevalence % Received Treatment Mood disorder (including Major Depressive Disorder, Dysthymia, Bipolar Disorder) 10.6 34.0 Anxiety Disorder (including Panic, Social Anxiety, GAD, Specific phobia) 11.9 15.9 Alcohol Use Disorder 20.4 5.3 Drug Use Disorder 5.0 Any Disorder 45.8 18.5 Be sure to stress the fact that eating disorders are prevalent in colleges. Even though we do not talk about the disorder, information is in the manual. *Blanco et.al. 2008

Characteristics of College Students 80% ages 18-24 4% international 660,000 veterans 32% racially/culturally diverse 4-10% LGBTQ Increasing numbers of non-traditional students (e.g. older and returning students)

Why Mental Health First Aid? Mental health problems are common Stigma is associated with mental health problems Many people are not well informed about mental health problems Professional help is not always on hand People often do not know how to respond People with mental health problems often do not seek help

Why Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education? 40% of young adults 18-24 are enrolled in 2 or 4 year educational institutions 75% of mental disorders develop before age 25 Early identification and treatment can lessen the impact of the mental illness Only 18.5% of college students ages 18-24 receive services for any mental health disorder

Risk Factors & Warning Signs

Challenges to Supporting Students

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Prevention Strategies Reduce stigma and encourage help-seeking Increase early identification of and interventions for emerging mental health problems Increase the number and type of healthy activities: Exercise options, sports activities, classes in yoga and meditation Student organizations that promote service activities Support groups Publicize reliable web resources for support Promote a supportive campus climate that encourages help-seeking

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