Category: Mental Health Clear

Judson Kauffman

Men and Masculinity: The Next Generation

Categorized: Leadership, Masculinity, Mental Health, Personal Growth, Resilience
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Evolving Masculinity on Campus As National Masculinity Week approaches, universities can equip young men with tools for authentic growth. I’m…

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Noel Quiñones

What We Owe Each Other: The Science of Story and the Epidemic of Loneliness

Categorized: Belonging, Communication, Community Building, Depression, Health & Wellness, Mental Health, Values
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In an age when we’re more “connected” than ever, it’s startling how many people feel utterly alone. We cancel plans…

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Jared Sampson

From Silence to Strength: The Journey of Finding Your Voice

Categorized: Authenticity, Belonging, Communication, Community Building, Mental Health, Personal Growth, Relationships, Resilience, Self-Esteem
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Some stories begin with triumph. Others begin with survival. For Jared Sampson, the journey began in a small town in…

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Tianna Faye Soto

Presence Over Perfection: Redefining Success in Student Life

Categorized: Authenticity, Belonging, Campus Life, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Mental Health, Organizational Success, Self-Esteem, Stress Management
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In today’s fast-paced campus culture, students are constantly juggling resumes, GPAs, internships, leadership roles, and social expectations. The pressure to…

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Jen Manly

Five Steps to Building a Better To Do List

Categorized: Academic Success, Career Development, Career Planning, College Completion, Faculty & Staff Training, First Year Experience, Mental Health, Personal Growth
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One thing that’s true for college students is that they’re juggling a lot: they’re taking 3-5 classes (or more!) at…

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Health & Wellness

Categorized: Addiction, Alcohol & Other Drugs, Body Image, Campus Life, Depression, Drinking & Driving, Health & Wellness, HIV & AIDS, Mental Health, Self-Esteem, Sexual Violence Prevention, Stress Management, Suicide Prevention, Title IX, Violence Prevention
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Inquire About Booking a Speaker CAMPUSPEAK addresses Health and Wellness topics such as Alcohol & Other Drugs, Body Image/Eating Disorders,…

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Jen Manly

Navigating and Preventing Burnout: Strategies for Sustainable Passion

Categorized: Fraternity & Sorority Life, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Mental Health, Personal Growth, Stress Management
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The first time I knew I was burnt out, I was a senior in college. After two demanding weeks leading…

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Lorin Phillips

Regroup and Recommit: Mantras for Healthy Living

Categorized: Mental Health, Personal Growth
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As the end of the fall approaches, the pressure can feel relentless. Exams, papers, and deadlines pile up, and it…

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Shift Your Mindset & Thrive

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Ahh! I’m so stressed out! How is it just the start of the semester and I’m already feeling overwhelmed and…

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CAMPUSPEAK’s Top Speakers on Preventing Burnout

Categorized: Academic Success, Mental Health, Stress Management
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Preventing burnout in students is crucial for their overall well-being and academic success. By addressing and managing stress, students can…

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Aaron Wilson

Embracing Change for the New School Year

Categorized: Academic Success, College Completion, Emotional Intelligence, Health & Wellness, Mental Health, Motivation & Inspiration, Self-Esteem, Stress Management
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Every time I started a new year in college, I would have a flood of emotions arise in me. It…

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Tianna Faye Soto

Why Your Presence Matters More Than Perfection

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My name is Tianna Faye Soto and I am a Puerto Rican, Jamaican-Chinese keynote speaker based in New York City.…

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Mental Health Awareness Months, Weeks, & Days

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At CAMPUSPEAK, we understand the vital role that mental health programming plays in students’ overall well-being and success. Numerous studies…

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Rich Bracken

How to Succeed in the 2nd Half of the Year

Categorized: Academic Success, Career Planning, Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health, Motivation & Inspiration, Personal Growth, Relationships, Stress Management
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Ok, so your New Year’s Resolution fizzled out in…….February. No worries at all because today is the day you make…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

The Five Apology Languages

Categorized: Character Development, Communication, Confrontation Skills, Emotional Intelligence, Health & Wellness, Mental Health, Personal Growth, Relationships
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Many of us have heard of The Five Love Languages (and if you haven’t—no worries!) A quick review: there’s Words…

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Most Impactful Mental Health Speakers

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Mental Health Awareness Month began in the United States in 1949. It is observed in May each year and was…

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How To Avoid Burnout

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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. You can’t avoid burnout. In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of burnout…

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Coming Home to Yourself

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In the hustle and bustle of college, it’s easy to lose touch with who you are. But remember, “there is…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

How To Not Let Social Anxiety Stop You

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If you’re low key trembling as you get ready for this semester, you’re not alone. As a therapist that works…

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Tianna Faye Soto

6 Signs You May Be Experiencing “Duck Syndrome” Right Now

Categorized: Health & Wellness, Mental Health
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Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in obligations and can barely stay afloat? Or like you can’t keep up…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

The Biggest Mental Health Ailment Plaguing College Campuses

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An interesting phenomenon has emerged since the pandemic… It’s been taking campuses by storm and it’s happening in just about…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

When Anxiety is Getting the Better of You

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Many of us are no stranger to anxiety. It’s all too easy to live our lives in fear because we’re…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

When Re-Entry Anxiety is Getting to You

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If you’ve been feeling more jittery about re-engaging after the pandemic, you’re not alone. There’s actually a “fancy psychological term”…

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Shame is One Hell of an Emotion

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Shame is one hell of an emotion — the sinking feeling in your stomach, nausea, the shortness of breath. If…

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Brittany Piper

Why I Didn’t Fight Back: A Survivor’s Perspective

Categorized: Mental Health, Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention
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By: Brittany Piper “Why can’t you remember? Your story doesn’t make sense. Why didn’t you fight back? Weren’t you drinking?…

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Chris Butsch

Live your best college life with M.E.S.H. in 2023

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By: Chris Butsch Have you ever felt like you were doing the right things to be happy, but still felt…

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When Thoughts are Unkind

Categorized: Authenticity, Mental Health
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By: Tara Fuller Sometimes I think, “When will I be enough for myself?” I have these twisted up contrary feelings…

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Sara Lowery

Words Matter

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By: Sara Lowery Confession: I am a lazy person when it comes to buying gifts and so my personal saving…

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Dr. Lauren Cook

Put On Your Oxygen Mask First: Prioritizing Self-Care

Categorized: Body Image, College Completion, First Year Experience, Fraternity & Sorority Life, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Masculinity, Mental Health, Motivation & Inspiration, Suicide Prevention
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By: Lauren Cook It’s the beginning of 2017. Are you already feeling stressed out? After the holiday season, we tend…

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Kevin Smith

Kevin Smith – Getting you in ethical fitness shape

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Meet Kevin. He’s a 2013 new speaker with CAMPUSPEAK. He’s here to get you ready to make those tough decisions.…

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