School of Graduate Studies
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How You Can Identify and Help Students in Distress
Attending university is an exciting and dynamic experience that can include making lifelong friends, engaging in exciting intellectual pursuits, playing on a team, joining groups.
It is a time to grow in self-awareness, and to develop a sense of adult identity. It may also be a time of turmoil and distress.
Students may have to deal with stresses such as physical or mental illness (e.g. depression, anxiety) financial stress, illness or death of a loved one, and the end of important relationships. Because of their frequent contact with students, members of faculty and staff may be in a position to assist.
Health, Counselling and Disability Services is located in the Lasalle Building on Stuart Street. Download this brochure (105KB) to learn some ways you can help support students in distress.
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