Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis

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Please join us for the premiere of MCJ 406's capstone project, Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis, today at 6:...
04/26/2023

Please join us for the premiere of MCJ 406's capstone project, Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis, today at 6:30 p.m. in Stout Hall.

Content Warning: This story contains discussion of su***de and depression.USM alumnus Chris Evans told Silent Suffering ...
04/26/2023

Content Warning: This story contains discussion of su***de and depression.

USM alumnus Chris Evans told Silent Suffering that he was at his lowest point before turning to mental health care services. After receiving care for alcohol abuse and depression at Pine Grove, Evans says he is now fully recovered.

If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, depression, and/or suicidal thoughts, there is help:

National Su***de and Crisis Hotline- For crisis, call or text 988.

SCS on campus accepts walk ins Monday- Friday between 8am and 4pm in the case of a crisis.

If a student is experiencing a mental health crisis after business hours, they can call 601.606.HELP or 4357.

Nursing student JonBene't Kepper talked to Silent Suffering about her experience with counseling and dispelling the stig...
04/25/2023

Nursing student JonBene't Kepper talked to Silent Suffering about her experience with counseling and dispelling the stigma associated with receiving care for mental health.

"Even if I hit a moment where I'm in a low again, I know how to better help myself and I don't feel as negatively towards going to counseling and feeling bad about it," Kepper said.

Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis premieres Wednesday, April 26 at Stout Hall at 6:30 p.m.

MCJ 406's Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis will premiere Wednesday, April 26 at Stout Hall at 6:30 p.m.Pleas...
04/23/2023

MCJ 406's Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis will premiere Wednesday, April 26 at Stout Hall at 6:30 p.m.

Please join us to view our report on student mental health and accessibility to mental health care services at USM and the Hattiesburg community.

"As far as the state in general, there have always been less resources it feels like than what we would ideally have in ...
04/23/2023

"As far as the state in general, there have always been less resources it feels like than what we would ideally have in the mental health field."- Haylee Green, Assistant Manager at Hattiesburg Clinic Connections and Psychology & Counseling

Our class talked to students and community resources about the issue of access to mental health care in the state, which ranks #42 out of 50 in the country.

Watch the premiere of Silent Suffering at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 26 at Stout Hall.

According to Mental Health America, 70% of children in Mississippi with major depression did not receive treatment, whic...
04/22/2023

According to Mental Health America, 70% of children in Mississippi with major depression did not receive treatment, which is higher than the national average of 60.3%.

Silent Suffering reports on how students are accessing mental health care services on campus and around the Hattiesburg community.

You are welcome to our project's premiere at Stout Hall on Wednesday, April 26 at 6:30 p.m.

04/20/2023

What does mental health mean to you?

According to the CDC in 2021, nearly a third of college students noted that they experienced poor mental health.

And almost 80% noted experiencing moderate to severe psychological distress during the school year.

Silent Suffering reports on how students at USM view mental health and what it means to them.

Join us for our premiere at Stout Hall on Wednesday, April 26 at 6:30 p.m.

Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis is a multimedia news series from the School of Media and Communication's Jo...
04/19/2023

Silent Suffering: USM's Mental Health Crisis is a multimedia news series from the School of Media and Communication's Journalism Capstone course.

In this series, senior journalism students report on the state of mental health at USM with insight from students and officials on the services available on campus and around the community.

Everyone is welcome to view the premiere of Silent Suffering next Wednesday, April 26 at 6:30 p.m. in Stout Hall.

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