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Our Mission

The KSA Mental Health team sits in the Personal and Professional Development pillar, alongside The Good Life, Professional Development, and Wellness Club. The team partners with the Office of Student Life to develop resources, host events, and foster relationships to reduce stigma against mental health and further the discussion about mental health within the Kellogg community.

  • Provide Ad-Hoc Support and Resources

    As the pandemic and political environment continue to shape our year, our team is
    dedicated to providing resources that reflect the world's changing conditions.

  • Not sure where to start? Reach out to CAPS or check the overview below

    KSA Mental Health General Resources

  • Educate and Destigmatize

    Continue ongoing efforts to educate the Kellogg community on mental health  
    at and beyond Kellogg including the promotion of available resources and 
    advocacy for student needs to faculty and administration.

  • Collaborate with Student Groups

    Facilitate conversations with student groups to better understand their individualized 
    needs and determine appropriate ways to integrate mental health conversations
    into their training and programming.

  • Prepare Mentally Healthy Leaders and Teams

    As business leaders of tomorrow, we need to learn how not only to manage 
    our own mental health but how to create healthy organizations, which includes 
    supporting others in their personal and professional journeys.

Resources

The Kellogg Therapy Guide walks you through a 7-step process to find and evaluate a new therapist that can support you on your mental health journey.

These Therapist Recommendations are a curated list of Evanston-area therapists that were anonymously reviewed and submitted by Kellogg students.

Violent and non-violent acts of racism can have lasting effects on mental health. This resource provides strategies and resources for those who have experienced racial trauma and those who want to support others.

Evanston winters can be hard on mental health, with shorter days and snow storms. Use this guide with suggestions for taking care of your mental health from students who have lived in these conditions before

Provides key takeaways from an open Q&A with four students who've recently transitioned to or started teletherapy.

Professor Michelle Buck has outlined strategies to help you prepare build, lead, and/or champion teams where members' well-being are prioritized.

KSA Mental Health Team 2021-2022

Other Emergency Resources

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: For 24/7 free and confidential support, call 1-800-273-8255 or use the web chat

Crisis Text Line: For 24/7 free and confidential support, text HOME to 741741.

Trans Lifeline: For 24/7 peer support from trans people for trans people, call US: 877-565-8860 / Canada: 877-330-6366.

LGBT National Help Center: 24/7 free and confidential peer support for member of the LGBTQ community via phone (888-843-4564) or online chat

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 24/7 free and confidential support via phone. (1-800-799-SAFE (7233)) or online chat for people affected by domestic violence or intimate partner violence

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