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College is a Place to Fall in Love… With Yourself
There are so many expectations to find “the one” in college. Maybe your true love right now just needs to be you.
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Dealing with Loneliness at College
Even on a campus with 30,000 other students, I often feel totally alone. Reaching out is one of the hardest lessons I've learned.
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Choose Community in the Face of Tragedy
Reaching out and acknowledging the loss of others is the greatest gift we can give them.
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How to Support Someone with a Mental Illness
You don't need to know all the answers. You just need to be there.
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My One Day Beauty Challenge
Why do women feel like we have to change our appearance to fit with society's standards of beauty? Why do we buy into commercials that tells us to hide our flaws with concealer or try this miracle weight loss supplement? Let's stop!
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How to Stand Up to Bullies
I know it can be easy to be a bystander to bullying. But, I challenge you to stand up and stop bullying. You really can make a difference and maybe even save a life.
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What to Expect Your First Semester of College
All I had ever heard about college were stories of great parties and amazing friends. I just finished my first semester and, to be honest, it was the hardest thing I have ever done.
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How to Deal with Finals Stress
It’s finals time. Here are some tips to help you get through this semester and start the next one on the right foot. Check them out and good luck!
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How to Handle the Holidays After a Loss
The holidays are here and we are surrounded by joyful images of family. Yet, for many of us this time of year can be a painful reminder of loved we have lost. There are no easy steps to cope during this season, but here are a few things that will help.
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A Day To Heal Together – International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, 11/22
For many loss survivors, like me, the yearly International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is important. Two years ago I watched the Survivors Day webcast alone in my living room and began to understand that I was anything but alone.