For today’s college students, loneliness is not about a lack of connection. It is about a lack of the right kind. Erin Andrews, Vice President of Clinical Affairs at Uwill, writes in @njdotcom about what that means for campus mental health: bit.ly/4schACC #HigherEd

Growth looks different for every student and progress happens at its own pace. Uwill gives students immediate access to a licensed therapist, no cost, no waitlists, no referrals, day, night, weekend, holiday, and school breaks. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Nearly 1 in 3 children experiences school avoidance. Early access to support can make the difference. Uwill gives K-12 students same-day access to a licensed therapist, no cost, no waitlists, no referrals. Learn more: bit.ly/4pOToDt

Carolyn Duven, Executive Director of Student Support Services at @GwinnettTech, on two years of Uwill access and why the Technical College System of Georgia (@TCSG) expanded statewide to serve 140,000+ students. bit.ly/3U8haQQ

Small moments of rest matter. So does having the right support when students are ready for it. Uwill gives students same-day access to a therapist they choose based on their own needs and preferences, no cost, no waitlists. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

More than 1 in 3 young adults ages 18 to 25 experienced a mental, behavioral, or emotional health issue in the past year. Uwill gives students same-day access to a licensed therapist in less than 5 minutes, no cost, no waitlists, 24/7/365. Learn more: uwill.com

Graduate students balance demanding programs with careers, family, and financial pressure. Franklin Pierce University (@FPU_WBB) is partnering with Uwill to ensure they have same-day access to a licensed therapist, no cost, no waitlists, 24/7/365. bit.ly/4ypIXLF

Amaura Kemmerer, Vice President, Clinical Success at Uwill, is featured in @CNBC on the growing mental health impact of sports betting on Gen Z college students and what campuses can do about it. cnb.cx/47CYZGe

Small moments of rest matter. So does having the right support when students are ready for it. Uwill gives students same-day access to a therapist they choose based on their own needs and preferences, no cost, no waitlists. Learn more: uwill.com

Nearly 4 in 10 college seniors work more than 21 hours per week. That is before accounting for coursework, family, and financial stress. A new Uwill survey explores what today's students are navigating and how colleges can better support them: bit.ly/4irMoN3