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New Research Shows Significant Mental Health Issues Among Young Professionals “Burnout” is pervasive as Gen Z workers seek more mental health support from their employers BOSTON- College graduates in their early careers report significant mental health issues and view their jobs as a contributing factor, according to findings from a…

New report on mental health peer support programs in college calls for evidence-based guidelines in light of keen interest, lingering concerns Counseling center directors’ survey shows near universal interest in some type of student peer support program Engaging trained peers in some form of mental health support in college is…

For Immediate Release March 15, 2022 Contact: Marjorie Malpiede The Mary Christie Institute Launches Study on Peer Counseling on College Campuses with Grant from the Ruderman Family Foundation The Mary Christie Institute has today announced a new partnership and $50,000 grant from the Ruderman Family Foundation to begin work on…

On March 13 and 14, 2022, twenty college and university presidents met at Georgetown University to discuss student mental health and wellbeing, a topic of great concern within higher education leadership even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.