NABITA Provides Professionals with Support to Make Their Environments Safer with ConcernCenter
Rochester, NY – April 29, 2024 ConcernCenter is proud to announce it has partnered with NABITA, the National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment. NABITA will become a certified reseller of ConcernCenter products, adding our valuable tools to their expanding suite of products and consulting offerings. Our ConcernCenter well-being platform will be provided free […]
Missing Links: How Today’s Directories Hide Resources in Plain Sight
I’m sorry to ruffle some feathers, but we’ve been doing resource directories all wrong. The intention is good, sure – put all of the resource options you know about on one page – but the execution is oh so bad. Take a look at just one example I’ve provided below: I know you know how […]
Navigating Mental Health: Revolutionizing Access to Resources
Student mental health has become an increasingly critical issue. Administrators, staff, and educators foster supportive environments, but ensuring that students have access to the right resources can be daunting for any institution. ConcernCenter, a new NABITA partner, has a solution. The interactive platform is designed to simplify the process of identifying and accessing support services […]
Medicat Supports the Well-Being of Over 5 Million College and University Students with ConcernCenter
Rochester, NY – February 7, 2024 ConcernCenter is excited to announce its partnership with Medicat, the number one provider of electronic health records (EHR) software for college and university campuses. Through this partnership, Medicat’s 500+ customers in college health can access the ConcernCenter Lite well-being platform free of charge. ConcernCenter Lite offers students easy, secure, and […]
Transforming Education: Campus Kaizen Enhances Student Support with ConcernCenter Partnership
Rochester, NY – October 30, 2023 Campus Kaizen, a leading provider of educational management solutions, is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with ConcernCenter, a prominent provider of student well-being and mental health directory services. This collaboration will empower Campus Kaizen, via its Guardian Case Management Software to offer ConcernCenter’s innovative well-being platform to all […]
Busting Burnout in Higher Ed – 21 Tactics to Lessen the Burden on your Staff without Hiring More People
The title says enough, so we’re going to spare you the 5 paragraph intro. Here’s 21 proven tactics that we and our higher ed partners use to mitigate staff burnout. Get flexible – Offer greater flexibility for your staff with remote work time and encourage them to take advantage of it. Your younger staff especially […]
How to Fix the Problem Before the Problem – Helping Your Organization Help Others
This is what life looks like before someone seeks help. A teenage boy feels devastated by his parent’s divorce, but is trying to stay strong for his mom. A man in his early thirties lacks social connection so he throws himself into his work. A young mom gives birth to her first child, but […]
How Organizations are using ConcernCenter to Connect Users to Mental Health Services
The topic of declining mental health, especially in teens and young adults, has earned national attention as of late. Between the loss, fear, isolation, and hardships brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighted racial disparities, the fear of mass violence, and a national hotline established for mental health emergencies, families across the United States have […]
7 Practical Strategies for Reducing your Stress
You’re stressed. I get it. Me too. And that means you want to scroll down to the 7 Practical Strategies for Reducing your Stress instead of reading all of the “blah, blah, blah” that comes before the part you really care about. But thankfully, I’m not a fan of the “blah, blah” either, so I’ll […]
A Note to You During National Suicide Prevention Week
I was 24 years old, in a Master’s of Mental Health Counseling program, and facilitating one of my first group sessions. It was an interpersonal relationship process group- you know- one of the groups used to train newbie therapists how to be in the here-and-now and learn about their quirks through interactions with others in the group?
Pretty low key.
At least most of the time.
I loved group facilitation and especially relished in the moments when I would say something (I thought was) profound; earning myself the respect and admiration of those who were participants. I felt admired by my colleagues, supported by my professors, and would do anything I could to continue the persona of master therapist; wise beyond my years.