Mental health issues in college Students began to be solved

Perfect health refers to complete mental, physical and social well-being. Nowadays, mental health is decreasing and the main reason is stress. Most students attending colleges are affected by these mental health issues. Since the 1990s, mental health problems have increased among college students. This study was conducted by the American Psychological Association.

Students approach mental health centers or clubs through their peers and their organizations . The approach seems to be paying off, according to a new study.

The researchers found that 12 California colleges run the self-help campaign to help students who have stress and mental health issues. They also carry out campaigns in which awareness of mental health issues and reduced stigma is there.

Bradley Stein who is the Principal Investigator of Physician Policy at the Rand Corp. and also the senior author of the paper said: improve his attitudes towards mental health and play an important role in improving campus climate in mental health.

Along with colleagues, the unmet need for mental health care among students is an important public health issue. According to the study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Wednesday, questions about mental health awareness were asked in the poll online. The national organization has also seen student efforts run mental health campaigns and they support them now. Now he works at the school level. There are currently 50 secondary schools

. The survey included student information and various questions asked about their attitudes towards mental health and the problem they face in everyday life. They asked about their psychological difficulties, whether they are their loved ones or their loved ones or loved ones. About 1,100 students participated in this survey of California colleges and universities.

The survey is then verified and ranked as students based on their responses. They have low commitment, moderate commitment or high commitments with active minds and mental health issues.

The results were as follows

• 63% of the students belonged to the low-engagement group
• 30% of the students belonged to the moderate engagement group
• Only 7% of the students were part of the group. High engagement

The conclusion of the study was "Student organizations can play an important role in changing campus culture in mental health and helping students get health services." which they need.

At the end of the school year, people who showed a weak and moderate commitment showed little familiarity with active minds. Their stress level has been reduced.

Active Minds is the organization that was created in 2003. Alison Malmon founded it after the tragic loss of his older brother. "Starting a conversation about mental health from one student to the next could change our approach to mental health, changing the landscape and the climate," Malmon said. "We now have the data to prove it."

Lisa Adams, President of the American College Counseling Association, said, "The relationship with peers really makes a big difference," "The atmosphere of group they really meet them where they are because they care about their peers.

Some active minds are so complex and have serious problems and mental health problems. "We see older students with pre-existing mental health issues," said Janelle Johnson, president-elect of the American College Counseling Association and director of the mental health center at Santa Fe Community College. "We also see a lot of veterans who bring more mental health issues with them."