When students reach out for urgent support, it doesn’t always mean they’re in clinical crisis. Increasingly, campuses are seeing students seek help for relationship stress, academic pressure, basic needs, and other non-crisis concerns that still demand a thoughtful response.

Join us for a conversation about what’s really driving students to seek in-the-moment support and how campuses can respond to the full spectrum of student distress. We’ll explore the difference between clinical crisis and non-crisis distress, share real data on what drives students to seek help, and hear firsthand how one campus is navigating these complexities across a wide-ranging student population.

You’ll walk away ready to:

• Recognize different levels of concern by distinguishing non-crisis distress from clinical crisis.
• Respond with confidence using practical strategies for faculty, staff, and campus partners.
• Strengthen coordination between campus teams and care providers so students get to the right support.

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