Students at Penn State Scranton recently celebrated World Mental Health Day by taking a break from their studies to focus on their well-being with the presence of therapy dog Cooper.
Emphasizing Mental Wellness
University clubs and mental health organizations on campus actively engaged with students, underscoring the importance of feeling connected for good mental health. Coordinator Sarah Smith highlighted the increasing demand for mental health services nationwide, urging students to prioritize their mental well-being and seek support when needed.
Challenges of College Life
Senior Skylar Minichello shared the personal challenges of balancing the demands of college life and highlighted the support available from counselors and professors for struggling students.
Accessible Services
Mental health services at Penn State Scranton and other university locations are easily accessible to all students throughout the school year, ensuring that the well-being of students remains a top priority.