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“It’s a no-brainer.” Central Methodist University wanted a platform that made student access effortless. With MedicatOne’s single sign-on, students can use their CMU login to reach all their health and counseling portals — no extra passwords needed. It’s just one of several reasons CMU made the switch to Medicat. 💬 Catch their full story in the comments. #CollegeEHR #StudentWellness #CollegeHealth #EHR #MedicatOne

Professional growth looks different for everyone. 🌱 Some prefer hands-on learning, while others thrive with flexible, self-paced options. #ProfessionalDevelopment #LearningStyles #CareerGrowth

Eating disorders don’t just affect “thin” students—or only women. A new multi-campus study from Washington University in St. Louis of nearly 30,000 students found risk levels were comparable across racial and ethnic groups, with eating disorders showing up in students of all genders and body types. As Dr. Joanne Clinch (University of Tennessee Knoxville) and Dr. Dani Gonzales (University of Southern California) shared in our recent webinar, the key to early intervention isn’t spotting a “look”—it’s asking better questions and building a coordinated, stigma-free care model. Learn how campuses can move from myths to meaningful support: https://hubs.li/Q03NX_xW0 #CollegeHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #EatingDisorders #HigherEd

Every hour counts in college health and counseling. That’s why Central Methodist University turned to MedicatOne — and now saves up to 10 hours a month in reporting time alone. No more manual tracking. No more inconsistent data. Just clear, reliable reports in a fraction of the time. View their full story in the comments! 👇 #HigherEducation #StudentHealth #CollegeWellness #EHR #MedicatOne

Sometimes what students present with isn’t the full picture. Dani Gonzales, Psy.D. reminds us that anxiety, depression, and PTSD often mask underlying eating disorders, and that’s where intentional screening and collaborative care make all the difference. Asking about eating, sleeping, and coping habits helps clinicians uncover hidden struggles and connect students to the right resources sooner. #CampusWellness #CounselingCenters #EatingDisorders #StudentSupport

Amid so many difficult headlines about student well-being, here’s some good news: 📊 The 2024-2025 Healthy Minds Networkstudy reports three straight years of declines in depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts among college students. Researchers say this is a “promising counternarrative” to the story we often hear—and a chance to ask what’s driving these positive changes while continuing to close gaps in care. Read more about the findings here ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q03MnGrr0 #MentalHealthMatters #HigherEducation #StudentSupport

Today, on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the rich histories, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous communities across the United States. It’s a time to celebrate resilience, recognize the lasting impact of Native peoples, and reflect on the importance of preserving and uplifting their stories for future generations. 💛 #IndigenousPeoplesDay #NativeHeritage

Our booth is officially open at AUCCCD! 🎉 If you’re curious about how Medicat supports counseling centers with technology built for higher ed, stop by our booth to chat with Claire and Ruth! They’d love to meet you and hear what your center is working on this year. #AUCCCD2025 #CounselingCenters #HigherEd #CollegeCounseling

On #WorldMentalHealthDay, awareness is just the beginning. The conversation must shift from why to how. 👉 How can students be encouraged to seek help early? 👉 How can institutions remove the barriers that make care harder to reach? 👉 How can wellness become integrated into campus life at every level? Higher education has an opportunity to lead a future where student mental health is prioritized—and where investing in it is the standard. Learn more about World Mental Health Day: 👉 https://hubs.li/Q03N9nWP0 #CollegeCounseling #StudentSuccess #MentalHealth

"Just because you don’t see them doesn’t mean they’re not there.” In this webinar clip, Dr. Gonzales and Dr. Clinch unpack why eating disorders often go undetected on college campuses — from flawed screening tools to underreporting in national data. The takeaway? These conditions are far more common than many realize. Awareness, better screening, and data-informed strategies are key to supporting student well-being. 💙 #CollegeHealth #EatingDisorders #CampusHealth #HigherEdWebinar