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OverviewVirtual mental health providers should be true partners in student well-being, not just scheduling platforms. This blog outlines five warning signs that it may be time to reevaluate your current provider, from negative student feedback to limited integration with campus...
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OverviewTimelyCare has again achieved URAC’s Telehealth Accreditation. This reaccreditation reflects a rigorous review of TimelyCare’s clinical standards, provider training, and outcomes-based care model. From cultural humility to measurable mental health improvement, this milestone reaffirms TimelyCare's mission to offer safe, personalized,...
Overview The first year of college is a turning point in a student's academic journey. In a recent TimelyCare webinar, leaders from Elon University, Texas State University, and the National Resource Center for the First-Year Experience shared research and strategies...
OverviewGen Z students bring unique strengths and equally unique challenges to today’s college campuses. While they are the most educated, diverse, and digitally connected generation, they also report historically high levels of stress and mental health concerns. This blog explores...
OverviewTimelyCare’s CrisisNow program sets a new standard for crisis intervention in higher education by prioritizing trained clinicians over traditional call-center agents. This model ensures students in crisis receive evidence-based, trauma-informed support from master’s-level mental health professionals who are specifically trained...
OverviewA growing number of students are juggling academics with part-time or full-time jobs, often at the expense of their mental health and well-being. Explore the data behind student work trends and offers five actionable strategies for campuses to better support...
OverviewMental health challenges among college students are growing in complexity and urgency. In the recent Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) webinar, higher education leaders and mental health experts discussed actionable strategies to support student well-being before crises occur....
OverviewStudents today are more connected than ever, yet many are mentally and emotionally overwhelmed by constant digital engagement. While technology offers convenience and opportunity, it can also lead to burnout, anxiety, and isolation. Explore the "digital double bind" students face,...
OverviewIncoming students are arriving on campus more emotionally aware, hopeful, and ready to connect than many might expect. TimelyCare’s latest data shows a majority feel optimistic, excited, and confident about forming friendships. This optimism offers a powerful opening: colleges can...
OverviewMental health crises among college students are increasing in frequency and severity, placing new demands on campus leaders, faculty, and staff. This resource outlines how to recognize signs of crisis, respond effectively, and ensure students are connected to timely, professional...
