Webinar: Supporting College Student Mental Health During COVID-19

COVID-19 has caused everyone to adjust to new circumstances but has created even greater challenges for students of all ages.

Whether they’re transitioning to learning at home or have moved home from college, there are many adjustments for students to make to successfully maintain their well-being, continue their education, and find balance during this public health crisis.

Caitlin M. Nevins, PhD, director of psychological services for McLean’s College Mental Health Program, discusses considerations for students and families during this time, the impact of student identities, strategies to ease student transitions into at-home education, and ways to maintain their mental health and well-being.

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In a presentation on May 7, 2020, Dr. Nevins shared considerations to make for better mental health as well as resources to help ease the tumultuousness of the pandemic’s effect on education for both parents and students. The webinar is available with English captions and subtitles in Spanish at the following link:

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More COVID-19 Resources

It’s important to think about ways to manage your mental health during these difficult times. McLean is committed to providing mental health and self-care resources for all who may need them. You and your family may find these strategies from McLean experts helpful to feel mentally balanced and safe during the coronavirus outbreak.

Learn more on our COVID-19 mental health resources page or get access to our COVID-19 Webinar Series.