Mental Health Education : University of Dayton, Ohio

Mental health in college is important, complex, and multi-faceted. Join as we talk about ways in which we can prioritize our mental wellbeing while also supporting those around us. When we are empowered to care for our mental health, it creates an even greater environment for success in college.

For mental health crisis help for current students, call the Counseling Center at 937-229-3141. After business hours, contact Public Safety at 937-229-2121 and ask to speak with the crisis therapist.

You may also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988, call 911, or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.

For more resources, visit the Crisis Services page.

Training Opportunities

Suicide prevention is a shared campus responsibility. Join the REACH© movement! Save a life!

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Concerned about a friend?

Supporting our friends and peers is important, but we don't have to do it alone. Click below to learn about Student Care and Advocacy at the University of Dayton and how to to submit a CARE referral.

Student Care & Advocacy

Peer Support

If you or someone you know is seeking peers to build in community, trust, and support, click below to learn more and connect!

Brook Center Peer Educators

Health & Wellbeing

At UD, we know health and wellbeing are important to your success. That’s why we help students of all backgrounds build a foundation for sustainable, lifelong, physical and mental wellbeing.

Health and Wellbeing at UD

Presented Request

Does your class or organization want to learn more about mental health promotion? Let us know! From self-care to stress management and more, we would love to join you! Click below to learn more about how to request a presentation!

Request a presentation

Mindfulness Room

Need a quiet place to relax or a bright place to study? Come visit the Brook Center's Mindfulness Room in ArtStreet Studio A!

Visit ArtStreet

Lindsey Young, Assistant Director, Mental Health Education, Brook Center

lyoung4@udayton.edu

Mental Health Education

Mental health in college is important, complex, and multi-faceted. Join as we talk about ways in which we can prioritize our mental wellbeing while also supporting those around us. When we are empowered to care for our mental health, it creates an even greater environment for success in college.

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Mental Health Education Resources