Resources for Wellness and Mental Health

For Students
Anonymous and confidential screenings for depression, anxiety, eating disorders and alcohol abuse.
Virtual Pamphlets
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Click on this link for a fact sheet on date rape drugs from the Office on Women's health.
Tips for a Healthy Academic Year
Click here for a list of tips to help live your healthiest academic year
The Relaxation Room
The Relaxation Room at the Counseling & Testing Center provides a space for students to develop and practice the relaxation skills that will enhance their academic productivity and their sense of well-being.
Smartphone Applications
This is a link to a list of apps for iPads, iPhones and Android devices that can help individuals manage stress, track and improve their mood, enhance their sleep, and generate ideas for social connections. Other areas include women's health and suicide prevention. It is maintained by the University of Central Florida's Counseling Center.
General Anxiety & Stress
MindshiftCBT - /
MoodTools - /
Insight Timer - Click , then click "Get started"
Breathe2Relax - /
Mood Tracking & CBT
Daylio - /
Moodfit - /
Example Questionnares from the :
- Compassionate Love Scale
- General Happiness Questionnaire
- Gratitude Questionnaire
- Grit Survey
From the homepage of Dr. Martin Seligman.
Depression Self-Assessment .
AU Self-Assessment here.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines self-care as the ability of individuals, families and communities to promote and maintain their own health, prevent disease and cope with illness, with or without the support of a health or care worker. Click above for additional information.
For Peers
You may encounter a friend in distress and your role could be a positive and crucial one in assisting him/her to find the resources available to help himself/herself.
For Faculty & Staff
For information on how you can help as a faculty & staff at AU, click on the photo above
For Parents
This guide is designed to assist you in helping your loved ones identify they are in emotional distress. Counseling & Testing Center staff members are available to offer further consultation.
(in collaboration with Harvard Medical School): Covers topics on wellness, mental health and relationships.
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is the lead federal agency for research on mental disorders. NIMH is one of the 27 Institutes and Centers that make up the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the largest biomedical research agency in the world. NIH is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Acceptance. Validation. Empowerment. Breaking down stigma. Embracing accessibility. Connecting people. Sparking curiosity. Compassionate understanding.
Self-Help and Treatment Resources
Self-Help and Treatment Resources for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse: A list of self-help, education, treatment and referral options.
Self-Help Books
Topics include assertiveness, anger, ADHD, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, developmental transitions, grief and loss, relationships, shyness, trauma, time management, procrastination, obsessive compulsive disorder, and drugs and alcohol, among others.
Additional Campus and Community Resources
Additional Campus and Community Resources to Consider:
Campus Safety: 269-471-3321
University Student Intervention Team (USIT): 269-471-3321; usit@andrews.edu
Dean for Student Life: 269-471-3215
Student Success Center: 269-471-6096
Campus Ministries: 269-471-3211; engagefaith@andrews.edu
University Medical Specialties: 269-473-2222
: 269-982-8640
星空无限传媒 Sexual Misconduct Policy
(Adventist Community Services): 269-471-7411
24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 800-336-0341
We'll be posting links to current research, blogs, videos, inspirational quotes and updates on prevention and wellness campus events on our .
