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Coping on Campus is an important guide to all the issues facing college student mental health today. From substance use to perfectionism to cancel culture, Iarovici has provided everyone in higher ed with an invaluable roadmap for understanding and tackling the challenges facing young people today.
Iarovici shares her deep clinical experience and wisdom in this wonderful, updated text, which features illuminating clinical vignettes that highlight mental health problem areas for college students. Her writing is engaging and clear, and she includes up-to-date research and content areas. This is an excellent resource!
We don't often talk about college students as a separate population with unique challenges and clinical considerations, but they are. This book showcases the complexities of being a college student today, from sleep to social media, and guides us to a better understanding of students' mental health struggles as a result. Written by a longstanding and trusted expert in the field, it is a must-read for anyone hoping to treat college students or trying to better understand their mental health.
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Publication Date
Status
Available
Trim Size
6
x 9
Pages
376
ISBN
9781421450193
Illustration Description
4 b&w illus.
Table of Contents
List of Tables and Figures
Preface
Part I. The Student in Context: The Interdependent Campus
1. Crisis on the College Campus?
2. The Changing Face of the American University Student
3. The Virtual Campus
4
List of Tables and Figures
Preface
Part I. The Student in Context: The Interdependent Campus
1. Crisis on the College Campus?
2. The Changing Face of the American University Student
3. The Virtual Campus
4. General Issues on Campus
5. Cancel Culture, Trigger Warnings, and Free Speech on Campus
6. The Psychiatrist's Role in College Mental Health
Part II. Clinical Challenges
7. Sleep Problems on Campus
8. Alcohol on Campus
9. Non-alcohol Substance Abuse on Campu
10. Loneliness and Relationships on Campus
11. Perfectionism
12. Vulnerable Populations: International Students
13. Vulnerable Populations: Student-Athletes
14. Vulnerable Populations: LGBTQIA+ Students
15. Disordered Eating
16. Difficulty Concentrating and Increased Distractions
17. Anxiety
18. Depression and Other Mood Problems
19. Psychotic Symptoms
20. Emergency Situations on Campus
21. Impulse Control Problems, Behavioral Addictions, and Other Problematic Behaviors
22. The Nontraditional Student
23. Models of Treatment
24. Treatment Challenges in the University Population
Epilogue. Student Emotional Well-Being: Looking Toward the Future
Notes
Index
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