You Don't Have To Face It Alone

Seeking help for mental health is essential for healing and growth. Professional support, whether through therapy, counseling, or medication, provides guidance, tools, and a safe space to navigate challenges. It helps individuals gain perspective, manage emotions, and develop healthier coping strategies.

Opening up to trusted friends or family can also offer comfort and reassurance. Mental health struggles don’t have to be faced alone—reaching out can be the first step toward stability, self-discovery, and a more fulfilling life

FREE Counseling Services

EMU's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers FREE, confidential, short-term counseling to to all students enrolled at least half-time.

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Helpful Videos About Anxiety

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Managing Relationships

Managing Relationships

Relationship Resources

Building strong relationships requires effective communication and mutual understanding. Prioritizing active listening and emotional intelligence fosters deeper connections and long-term trust. Conflict resolution skills help maintain healthy relationships and prevent misunderstandings.

 

Helpful Videos About Relationships

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Helpful Videos About Sadness & Depression

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Helpful Videos About Stress

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Helpful Videos About Suicide Prevention

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A student dealing with substance abuse

Recovering from Substance Abuse

College students recovering from substance abuse can find hope, support, and resources that empower long-term healing. Whether you're navigating peer pressure, academic stress, or social isolation, prioritizing mental health and substance-free living boosts academic success and personal growth. Campus counseling, sober communities, and recovery programs offer tools to rebuild confidence and resilience while fostering meaningful connections. Recovery is possible—and you're not alone.

Helpful Videos About Substance Abuse

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About the "We Care" Mental Health Initiative at EMU

EMU's mental health initiative supports student wellness by providing information about accessible counseling, crisis intervention, and peer support. It helps reduce stigma, promotes emotional resilience, and connects faculty, staff, and students to essential services. By fostering a culture of care, the hub enhances academic success, retention, and well-being—making campus a safer, more supportive space for all.

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