By The Numbers
What is the most prevalent disorder in the world?
Depression
Activities you do to improve the well-being of your physical health
Physical self-care
Where is the University Counseling Center located?
The second floor of the SLC
This type of treatment works with therapy
Medication
What spooky social does NAMI do every October?
Pumpkin painting/carving
___ is the 2nd leading cause of death world-wide
Suicide
Activities that help you connect, process, and reflect on a full range of emotions and ideas
Emotional self-care
What campus resource can be found in University Center A?
Case Management
This treatment focuses on exploring relationships among a person's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment (CBT)
Where was NAMI's last fundraiser?
Yogurt Mountain
__ in 5 adults will experience a mental illness in their lifetime
1
Activities that nurtures and deepens the relationships with people in your life
Social self-care
What resource is offered in the Psychology Building?
The Psychology Clinic!
(PhD level students offer therapy to students and community members. It is not free)
This treatment is a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy used to treat OCD and phobias
Exposure Therapy
What event does NAMI fundraise for every year?
The NEDA walk
This demographic group has a 37.4% prevalent rate of mental illness
LGTBQ+
Activites meant to create a healthy lifestyle regarding school, work, etc.
Professional self-care
Where can you find a safe place to practice any religion on campus?
The Globe
This treatment is used to treat PTSD
Eye Movement Desensitization And Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR)
What year was NAMI formed?
2013
____ percent of people with mental illness received treatment in 2018
43.3
Activities that allow you to connect to the world around you
Spiritual self-care
Where can you find tobacco cessation help?
CHAW
This treatment was originally developed to treat chronically suicidal individuals with borderline personality disorder (PDB)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Who is our faculty advisor?
Dr. Eileen Cormier