Wellness

Learn how to respond to students' concerns

Counselling & Student Development at the BC Institute of Technology have created "Unmasking Distress," a tool to help faculty and campus professionals respond to student wellness concerns effectively. "Unmasking Distress" helps you recognize and respond to student distress, refer students to appropriate resources, and retain students on campus. You'll also find resources such as handbooks and worksheets, case studies and articles.

Learn more about mental health

Visit HeretoHelp for more on mental health. You'll find fact sheets, self-tests, resources and more.

Learn more about substance use

Visit the Centre for Addictions Research of BC for more on substance use.

Get Involved

Healthy Minds/Healthy Campuses is a vibrant and evolving Community of Practice. What is a Community of Practice? A Community of Practice is a group of people who share with each other and learn from each other. We are here to facilitate and support your discussions, but we can’t have a community without community members! We invite everyone concerned about wellness on campus...

Our Stories

Our stories are an important way to share and learn. If you'd like to share your story with members of the Healthy Minds/Healthy Campuses community, please let us know!

Get Connected

Students may not know where they can find help for problems or concerns. Here is a quick guide to services that are available on many campuses in BC:   The school’s student organization, such as your student association, student society or student union Many student organizations offer wellness services for students, and they can help students identify other resources on...

Wellness

Learn how to respond to students' concerns Counselling & Student Development at the BC Institute of Technology have created "Unmasking Distress," a tool to help faculty and campus professionals respond to student wellness concerns effectively. "Unmasking Distress" helps you recognize and respond to student distress, refer students to appropriate resources,...

News & Events

Health Promotion in Action

Promoting positive mental health through a socio-ecological approach Health promotion and alcohol in the campus community

In Crisis?

For immediate help, call the BC Distress Line Network, 310-6789. Its a FREE call and no area code is necessary.