About this Presentation:
Presented in partnership with the National Alliance for Mental Illness.
For students who have anxiety, depression, eating disorders and other mental health conditions, the transition to college or a career can be more complicated than expected. From concerns questions about disclosing to managing a college social life when you have social anxiety, it can be hard to figure out good answers and strategies.
In Our Voice brings you the perspectives of three students who are in currently college and managing their own mental health. They also serve as peer advocates helping to end the stigma of mental illness and have lots of insights to share. They’ll tell you some of the things no one tells you about when you’re a student with mental health challenges and offer thoughts on what it take to navigating the college experience and get the most out of it.
They’ll also share their best advice and tips and show you how to find the support you need.
A powerful and inspiring conversation not to be missed.
Led by the a representative from NAMI Massachusetts and presented by students, we’ll cover….
- How to set reasonable expectation for your self
- The things that can sneak up on you
- What to do when you need help
- How to talk to others about your challenges
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Led by the award-winning author of 100 Conversations for Career Success, and CEO of the career management firm.
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From the moment you embark on a job search, you are inundated with “do this, do that,” by well-intentioned friends and colleagues. But, all of those random
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Led by the award-winning author of 100 Conversations for Career Success, and CEO of the career management firm.
General Knowledge Base:
From the moment you embark on a job search, you are inundated with “do this, do that,” by well-intentioned friends and colleagues. But, all of those random
The truth is: we really can’t do just anything to get a job. We need to be strategic and calculated about whom we speak with, how we spend our time, and what actions we let take up time on our calendar and organizing it all can often be a challenge.
Fortunately, there are tons of tools, apps, and technological options to help us save our sanity and our freedom!
The truth is: we really can’t do just anything to get a job. We need to be strategic and calculated about whom we speak with, how we spend our time, and what actions we let take up time on our calendar and organizing it all can often be a challenge.
Fortunately, there are tons of tools, apps, and technological options to help us save our sanity and our freedom!
The truth is: we really can’t do just anything to get a job. We need to be strategic and calculated about whom we speak with, how we spend our time, and what actions we let take up time on our calendar and organizing it all can often be a challenge.
Fortunately, there are tons of tools, apps, and technological options to help us save our sanity and our freedom!
01/01/2021 
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