Health Center introduces new mental wellness programs
ELAC’s Student Health Services offers various services which can help students maintain good mental health.
Mental Health
Dogs and cats comfort students as part of mental health awareness month activities
Student mental health was in focus as dogs were on campus providing a moment respite in both physical and emotional means.
Mental health stigma reduced when experiences are openly shared
Understanding the signs of mental illness and how to help those with it, is an important step in mental illness distinction.
Student health center puts mental health as it’s top priority
Supporting and taking care of students with mental health issues is one of East Los Angeles College’s top goals.
On Monday, the ELAC Student Health Center held a Zoom meeting regarding behavior health and mental health awareness.
Short films on mental health provided to students from Umoja Program
East Los Angeles College’s Umoja Program partnered with Art With Impact to guide students about how mental health should be discussed during Black History month.
ELAC should provide a variety of online courses
East Los Angeles College should have more options for how students want to pursue their educationCommunities are trying to go back to life before the pandemic. Many were affected, including students and staff here at East Los Angeles College.
Stress is all around in Netflix’s new thriller “The Guilty”
“The Guilty,” a new Netflix thriller, highlights the stress and mental health of a Los Angeles Police Department officer.
Athletes who wear masks ensure their mental health
East Los Angeles College makes a positive step forward to have successful and healthy in-person courses, including sports. Many dedicated athletes are eager to play again. However, this would require that they wear masks during practice and games. Student-Athletes who wear masks while playing are extraordinary. This will ensure the safety of players, fans, coaches and referees.
ELAC supports students struggling with mental health
Let’s take the time in May to raise awareness for mental illnesses and support our loved ones who need help to overcome their struggles.
Restrictions should remain for in-person classes
The world is still in a pandemic and students must be mindful of the situation.