Life Hacks: Nov 14-20
What’s happening at UI this week?
In a week such as this, community is more important than ever and it’s important to find support from those around you. Here are some resources and events happening this […]
Tag: counseling
CTC fills psychiatry void
Counseling and Testing Center fills vacancy for full-time psychiatric care position
The University of Idaho Counseling and Testing Center (CTC) hired a new board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner in August after five months with no full-time psychiatric care-provider. Three new staff members […]
Time to de-stress
Join De-Stress Fest April 29 through May 4
Spring has finally arrived and consequently so has finals season. While you may be feeling stressed with quickly approaching deadlines and exams have no fear De-Stress Fest is here. De-Stress […]
Supply and demand — Counseling and Testing Center seeing more students every year
Couseling and Testing Center (CTC) Director Greg Lambert doesn’t want students to sit on a waitlist for their first appointment for more than a week. “We see every student who […]
Big stress, big solutions — University resources available during stressful finals season
Sharon Fritz, a licensed psychologist at the University of Idaho Counseling and Testing Center, knows a thing or two about reducing stress. She said for students, stress comes from a […]
Finding a happy place – Fair aims to educate students about college stress
Colorful footprints emblazoned with inspirational phrases and helpful hints led the way to various Mental Health and Wellness Fair activities Tuesday afternoon. Starting in the sunshine of the Idaho Commons […]
Students watch each others backs for mental health
Thirty percent of college students said they had felt depressed to the point it was hard to function, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the American College Health Association […]
Eating disorders affect everyone, require support
Everybody knows somebody. Your sister, brother, best friend or roommate could all be impacted. Eating disorders do not discriminate. Every person that has struggled with an eating disorder or has […]
Helping students help themselves — Counseling and Testing Center saw 30 percent increase in requests for counseling
There has been a continuous increase in the demand for counseling services at the University of Idaho, according to the Counseling and Testing Center 2011-2012 annual report released Oct. 8.