Mental Health & Teaching
CUNY Policies
- The City University of New York Policy on Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination
- CUNY IT Accessibility Statement
- Reasonable Accommodations and Academic Adjustments
Context and history
- Overview of commonly shared mental health issues
- Overview of mental health diagnoses for which students can request accommodation
Mental Health for All of Us
- Common instructor mental health challenges and recommendations
- Common student mental health behavior manifestations and recommendations
- College Students’ Anxiety, Depression Higher Than Ever, but So Are Efforts to Receive Care (University of Michigan)
- Student mental health is in crisis. Campuses are rethinking their approach (American Psychological Association)
- Hypo-arousal and hyper-arousal in the classroom: awareness and self-monitoring
- I belong, I matter, I contribute, I receive: framing mental health through core beliefs
Mental Health and Teaching
- Teaching Students with Mental Health Disabilities
- Tackling Students’ Mental Health in the Classroom
- Trauma-Informed Teaching Strategies
- Resilience and Learning Minds (video)
- How to Engage Students and Manage Conflict in the Classroom (video)
- Caring vs. Caretaking (video)
Boundaries and Balance
- Ten Simple Rules to Improve Academic Work-Life Balance (NIH)(attached)
- Dever (2021): Work-Life (Im)balance (attached)
- Diego-Medrano and Salazar (2021): Examining the Work-Life Balance of Faculty in Higher Education (attached)
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Ormiston, H. E., Nygaard, M. A., & Apgar, S. (2022). A systematic review of secondary traumatic stress and compassion fatigue in teachers. School Mental Health, 14(4), 802-817.
- Rosa (2021): The trouble with ‘work–life balance’ in neoliberal academia: a
systematic and critical review (attached) -
Southall, A. (2023). The trauma challenge: How teachers experience students with complex trauma. British Journal of Special Education, 1-12. (attached)
- Grace Beard, “Il Dolce Far Niente: Mastering the Italian Art of Doing Nothing”(16 October 2019), Cutlure Trip (attached)
Mental Health and Researchers
- The impact of working in academia on researchers’ mental health and well-being: A systematic review and qualitative meta-synthesis: Helen Nicholls, Matthew Nicholls, Sahra Tekin, Danielle Lamb, Jo Billings.
- Early career researchers and mental health: Observational study of challenge and wellbeing: Eleonora Cilli, Jessica Ranieri, Federica Guerra, Dina Di Giacomo.
- Gushulak, Cale AC, et al. “The Silent Mental Health and Well-Being Crisis of Early Career Researchers in Aquatic Sciences.” Limnology (2023).
Making referrals
- Kognito
- Counseling Services Center
- Public Safety complaint information
- Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) complaint form
- CCA trainings