Category: Mental

Hopkins infectious disease expert Lisa Maragakis provides suggestions on what’s safer — and what to avoid — as you resume more activities outside your home.

There are three critical points in time when we can focus our efforts to the best ways to support survivors of gender-based violence.

These skills, used by Hopkins peer listeners, can also apply to everyday conversations.

Learn about childcare benefits and other Hopkins resources for trainees and students who are raising kids while pursuing a degree.

The Counseling Center is pleased to offer 17 different options for groups for the Fall 2020 semester.

When relationships are healthy, they promote emotional and social wellness. When relationships are unhealthy, you may feel drained, overwhelmed, and invisible.

Homewood student Isabel Rios-Pulgar reflects on how a lupus diagnosis influenced how she approached academics and self-care.

The Stress and Depression Questionnaire is a confidential, convenient, and safe way for Hopkins students and trainees to find out how stress and depression may be affecting them, and to learn about available mental health resources.

The university stands prepared to support students with enhanced programming and staff this fall.

In response to the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, the university has partnered with TimelyMD to make mental telehealth counseling free and available to all Johns Hopkins students and trainees.