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Three ways to promote male student mental health and well-being - Vimarsana News

Three ways to promote male student mental health and well-being

The director of counseling services at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers three strategies for combating male students’ negative ideas around mental health support. Despite research showing that men and women benefit equally from psychological treatment, men exhibit reluctance toward seeking it. Men tend to hold an overall negative view of help-seeking or believe it is a sign of weakness, according to research by Aresh Assadi, director of counseling services at the University of Arkansas.

Storms stir worry over mental health - Vimarsana News

Storms stir worry over mental health

After the dust has settled, debris has been removed, and power has been restored, many Arkansans may need to seek out another type of recovery following the deadly March 31 tornadoes.

Storms in state stir worry over mental health - Vimarsana News

Storms in state stir worry over mental health

After the dust has settled, debris has been removed, and power has been restored, many Arkansans may need to seek out another type of recovery following the deadly March 31 tornadoes.

UALR Names Aresh Assadi Director of Counseling Services (Movers & Shakers) - Vimarsana News

UALR Names Aresh Assadi Director of Counseling Services (Movers & Shakers)

Assadi will be responsible for managing the counseling team, supervising a team of clinical interns and providing mental health programming to the campus.

Arkansas tornadoes affect mental health of residents, students - Vimarsana News

Arkansas tornadoes affect mental health of residents, students

Severe weather fatigue and other mental health issues can plague anyone after a natural disaster, regardless of whether they were directly or indirectly impacted by it, officials said.