Emotional Wellness


Emotional Wellness means paying attention to self-care, relaxation, and stress reduction. The following are key points* to achieving Emotional Wellness:

  • Emphasis on awareness/acceptance of feelings.
  • Positive thinking about one's self and others.
  • Realistic assessment of abilities and limitations.
  • Maintenance of satisfying relationships with others.

For information on various aspects of Emotional Wellness, please select a link from one of the topics below:


Anxiety

  • Social Anxiety - Social Phobia/Social Anxiety Association Home Page.


Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD)

  • ADHD - Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. **Inlcudes pointers for College Students.
  • Studying with ADHD - St. Thomas University Study Guides - Multiple Languages.


General Mental Health

  • Campusblues.com - This web site is dedicated to supporting the mental health and well being of college students. The site has articles about many issues facing college students today, such as fitting in, loneliness, relationship abuse, test anxiety, drugs, alcohol, money problems, and much more.
  • Counseling Center Village - Home pages & other web resources from college & university counseling centers around the world.
  • Face The Issue - Various information on Alcoholism, Bulimia, Anorexia, Drugs, Abuse, Depression, Self-Esteem.
  • Mental Help Net - Award-winning guide to mental health, psychology, and psychiatry resources online.
  • National Institute of Mental Health Publications - Information on specific mental disorders: diagnosis & treatment.
  • Self-Help & Psychology Magazine - Free e-mail "sample" of current resources related to self-help & psychology.
  • University of Chicago Virtual Pamphlets - Web site specifically helpful to college students & their concerns.


Mood Disorders

  • Depression - National Institute of Mental Health information.
  • Depression in Men - NIMH "Real Men-Real Depression" informational campaign.
  • Online Confidential Depression Screening - If you are concerned that you or a friend may suffer from a mood or anxiety disorder, just complete this quick confidential online test. The test results can be printed and you can bring it with you to talk to a counselor in the clinic about the results.


Panic Disorders

  • Panic Disorders - Information on Panic Disorders from the National Institute of Mental Health.


Perfectionism

  • Perfectionism - This paper gives a range of definitions of perfectionism and considers the link between giftedness & perfectionism, the quest for self-actualization and management of perfectionism. Includes Topic Search


Self Esteem

  • Self Esteem - Take this on-line quiz from the Discovery Health Channel to assess your self esteem and get tips to improve it.


Self Improvement

  • Psychweb - Brochures and articles related to psychology.
  • Self Growth - Web guide to Personal Growth, Self Improvement, Self-help and Personal Power.


Stress Management


Suicide


*Key points provided by Andrew P. Jenkins, Ph.D., Central Washington University.