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Mental Health Resources for students during COVID-19

    • Counseling services
      • At 鶹ýMānoa – Counseling & Student Development Center (CSDC) – (though
        in‐person hours are now limited).
      • In the community – various providers listed on Mental Health America of Hawaii’s “Finding Help” directory –
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    • Community 24/7 services
      • Crisis Text Line – text ALOHA to 741‐741
      • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1‐800‐273‐TALK (8255)
      • Crisis Line of Hawai‛i – 832‐3100 on O‛ahu; 1‐800‐753‐6879 on neighbor islands
    • Other resources in response to the Coronavirus pandemic:
      • Comprehensive list of online resources from Mental Health America –
      • Tips sheets
        • CDC’s guidelines for managing stress and anxiety during the outbreak – 
        • From Mental Health America of Hawai‛i –
        • From the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention –
        • Nicely done tips to help students manage their anxiety, from Harvard –
      • Apps
        • Headspace – mindfulness and meditation app.
        • Virtual Hope Box – individuals can personalize the app to help with coping and stress management.
        • PFA (psychological first aid) mobile – app for providers responding to adults and children during an organized response effort.

      Questions about these community resources?

      • Jeanelle Sugimoto‐Matsuda, DrPH (Office of Public Health Studies, 鶹ýMānoa; Co‐Chair of the Prevent Suicide Hawai‛i Taskforce) – jsugimot@hawaii.edu
      • Deborah Goebert, DrPH (Department of Psychiatry, 鶹ýMānoa; Chair of Hawaii’s Injury Prevention Advisory Committee) –
        goebertd@dop.hawaii.edu