Upswing is committed to changing the world, one graduation at a time. We invite you to join us for one of our upcoming events, where we’ll bring you best practices to support student success, increase student engagement, and improve student retention.
Upswing is committed to changing the world, one graduation at a time. We invite you to join us for one of our upcoming events, where we’ll bring you best practices to support student success, increase student engagement, and improve student retention.
Join Upswing for Equity in Education 2024, a virtual conference for an enlightening exploration into the critical issue of equity in education. In today’s world, access to quality education remains uneven, creating disparities that perpetuate social and economic inequality. This virtual conference seeks to unravel the complexities surrounding equity in education and chart a bn path toward inclusive, empowering solutions. Click on Register Now to see the full schedule.
During this demonstration, we’ll discuss the crucial intersection of mental health and student retention. We’ll explore how Upswing’s partnership with BetterMynd is revolutionizing student support by offering accessible 1:1 teletherapy and crisis intervention.
By attending this demonstration, you will:
• Learn more about Upswing and BetterMynd’s collaborative efforts to enhance student well-being
• Learn more about the benefits of 1:1 teletherapy and crisis intervention in a university setting through real data
•Discover the impact of mental health on student retention and academic success
Register today for valuable insights into creating a campus culture that prioritizes mental health and ultimately contributes to higher student retention rates.
Join Upswing for Equity in Education 2024, a virtual conference for an enlightening exploration into the critical issue of equity in education. In today’s world, access to quality education remains uneven, creati ng disparities that perpetuate social and economic inequality. This virtual conference seeks to unravel the complexities surrounding equity in education and chart a bn path toward inclusive, empowering solutions. Information on session topics and guest speakers is coming soon!
In this webinar, we’ll discuss coping with anxious thoughts. We’ll address the difference between stress and anxiety and how anxious thoughts might be impeding your success and impacting your overall quality of life. You’ll learn some grounding tools and when you should seek professional support.
The webinar will be hosted by Chloe Shaffer, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) in Indiana. She obtained a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University. Additionally, Chloe holds a credential as a National Certified Counselor (NCC). She is passionate about working with anxiety or personality disorders and helping those with chronic pain. Chloe provides interventions from therapies to best match client needs such as CBT, ACT, solutions-focused, mindfulness, brain-based, and faith-based interventions. Chloe has served college students via BetterMynd since 2022.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
In today’s diverse academic landscape, students bring with them a multitude of identities, including but not limited to race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and more. These intersecting identities often create unique challenges that can hinder academic achievement in the absence of tailored support resources. Throughout this webinar, we will explore the various barriers that students encounter as well as the importance of recognizing and addressing these barriers to create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students. Teresa Caballero-Meehan, MPA, Academic Success Center Evening Coordinator of Richmond Community College, will join us to discuss her experience working with various student identities and the resources she finds to be most effective at reaching students on her campus.
Studies show that students who identify as LGBTQIA+ often struggle more with substance misuse, depression, suicidal ideation, stress and disengagement than their non-LGBTQIA+ peers. In this webinar, we will address the critical issue of mental health disparities among students who identify as LGBTQIA+ and explore innovative solutions to foster a more inclusive and supportive campus environment.
We will be joined by Tekhara Watson, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (she/her), who has extensive experience in the impact that marginalization has on a LGBTQIA+ individual and their mental health. Tekhara will be discussing:
• The unique mental health challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ students, including stigma, discrimination, and the impact of societal norms.
• How your campus can offer a safe space for LGBTQIA+ students to seek accessible and inclusive support
Register today for this unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of mental health disparities among LGBTQIA+ students and explore collaborative solutions for a more supportive and affirming educational environment.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss coping with anxious thoughts. We’ll address the difference between stress and anxiety and how anxious thoughts might be impeding your success and impacting your overall quality of life. You’ll learn some grounding tools and when you should seek professional support.
The webinar will be hosted by Chloe Shaffer, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) in Indiana. She obtained a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University. Additionally, Chloe holds a credential as a National Certified Counselor (NCC). She is passionate about working with anxiety or personality disorders and helping those with chronic pain. Chloe provides interventions from therapies to best match client needs such as CBT, ACT, solutions-focused, mindfulness, brain-based, and faith-based interventions. Chloe has served college students via BetterMynd since 2022.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
In today’s diverse academic landscape, students bring with them a multitude of identities, including but not limited to race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and more. These intersecting identities often create unique challenges that can hinder academic achievement in the absence of tailored support resources. Throughout this webinar, we will explore the various barriers that students encounter as well as the importance of recognizing and addressing these barriers to create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students. Teresa Caballero-Meehan, MPA, Academic Success Center Evening Coordinator of Richmond Community College, will join us to discuss her experience working with various student identities and the resources she finds to be most effective at reaching students on her campus.
Studies show that students who identify as LGBTQIA+ often struggle more with substance misuse, depression, suicidal ideation, stress and disengagement than their non-LGBTQIA+ peers. In this webinar, we will address the critical issue of mental health disparities among students who identify as LGBTQIA+ and explore innovative solutions to foster a more inclusive and supportive campus environment.
We will be joined by Tekhara Watson, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (she/her), who has extensive experience in the impact that marginalization has on a LGBTQIA+ individual and their mental health. Tekhara will be discussing:
• The unique mental health challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ students, including stigma, discrimination, and the impact of societal norms.
• How your campus can offer a safe space for LGBTQIA+ students to seek accessible and inclusive support
Register today for this unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of mental health disparities among LGBTQIA+ students and explore collaborative solutions for a more supportive and affirming educational environment.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss coping with anxious thoughts. We’ll address the difference between stress and anxiety and how anxious thoughts might be impeding your success and impacting your overall quality of life. You’ll learn some grounding tools and when you should seek professional support.
The webinar will be hosted by Chloe Shaffer, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) in Indiana. She obtained a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University. Additionally, Chloe holds a credential as a National Certified Counselor (NCC). She is passionate about working with anxiety or personality disorders and helping those with chronic pain. Chloe provides interventions from therapies to best match client needs such as CBT, ACT, solutions-focused, mindfulness, brain-based, and faith-based interventions. Chloe has served college students via BetterMynd since 2022.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
In today’s diverse academic landscape, students bring with them a multitude of identities, including but not limited to race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and more. These intersecting identities often create unique challenges that can hinder academic achievement in the absence of tailored support resources. Throughout this webinar, we will explore the various barriers that students encounter as well as the importance of recognizing and addressing these barriers to create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students. Teresa Caballero-Meehan, MPA, Academic Success Center Evening Coordinator of Richmond Community College, will join us to discuss her experience working with various student identities and the resources she finds to be most effective at reaching students on her campus.
Studies show that students who identify as LGBTQIA+ often struggle more with substance misuse, depression, suicidal ideation, stress and disengagement than their non-LGBTQIA+ peers. In this webinar, we will address the critical issue of mental health disparities among students who identify as LGBTQIA+ and explore innovative solutions to foster a more inclusive and supportive campus environment.
We will be joined by Tekhara Watson, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (she/her), who has extensive experience in the impact that marginalization has on a LGBTQIA+ individual and their mental health. Tekhara will be discussing:
• The unique mental health challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ students, including stigma, discrimination, and the impact of societal norms.
• How your campus can offer a safe space for LGBTQIA+ students to seek accessible and inclusive support
Register today for this unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of mental health disparities among LGBTQIA+ students and explore collaborative solutions for a more supportive and affirming educational environment.
Coping with isolation, trauma, and uninvited change were the themes in mental health support for students during and after the pandemic. Have student mental health needs changed since the pandemic and a “return to normalcy”? Or have those needs been neglected under the pretense of accepting a “new normal”? Are these needs different in rural vs. urban communities?
A recent publication reported that suicide rates in rural communities are nearly twice as great as those in urban communities. During this webinar, we’ll talk to Kate Wolfe-Lyga from BetterMynd, Upswing’s mental health provider and partner as we discuss what mental health for holistic student support looks like today, on and off campuses in rural communities. Kate will share her insights on what BetterMynd’s mental health counselors are reporting from working with students all over the country.
