5 Common Myths (and Facts) about Crisis Lines

5 Common Myths (and Facts) about Crisis Lines

It can feel scary to reach out for help when you don’t know what to expect or if you’ve heard conflicting information about crisis lines. So, we’re busting some common myths so you can feel more comfortable reaching out.  Please note that for the...
How to Support a Struggling Friend

How to Support a Struggling Friend

When a friend or loved one is struggling, it’s natural to want to help – but it can also feel overwhelming if you’re unsure of what to say or do. You don’t need to have all the answers. Sometimes, just showing up, listening without judgment and reminding them that...
How to Spot (and Stop) Negative Self-Talk

How to Spot (and Stop) Negative Self-Talk

Raise your hand if you’ve ever felt personally victimized by…yourself. If that sounds familiar, you’re definitely not alone. Negative self-talk can be sneaky, creeping into our thoughts when we least expect it. Whether it’s the little voice telling you that you’re not...
Mental Health Tips for Student Athletes

Mental Health Tips for Student Athletes

Athletes at all levels face unique challenges that can impact their mental health. From performance anxiety and burnout to body image issues and the pressure of competition, the mental and emotional toll of sports can be significant. If you’re a student athlete,...
How to fight FOMO: the Fear of Missing Out

How to fight FOMO: the Fear of Missing Out

FOMO (noun): anxiety about missing out on rewarding experiences; also known as the “fear of missing out” “The FOMO is REAL.” Do you ever find yourself saying this? You’re not alone. FOMO is real, and it can be hard to shake, especially when social media shows everyone...