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Put the social constructs to rest and begin to realize how valuable you and your body are, just as you are.

If you can focus on what residency actually is, and what you are there to do, you can connect with your values and ground yourself in what led you to consider a healing profession in the first place.

Answers to your questions about feeling confident in a relationship, defining different types of attraction, and how to break up with a friend.

Films often portray stalking behaviors as romantic. They are not.

If you are nervous about your time away from school, here are a few tips to help you stay safe and comfortable. Content preview: sexual abuse.

Here are some tips to guide your transition into post-Hopkins life as it relates to university well-being resources.

Trauma-informed practices promote environments that are understanding of how trauma impacts the body, and center the lived experience of survivors.

This personal essay includes discussions of suicide loss, trauma, and grief, as well as strategies and resources for dealing with those emotions.

Your voice matters.

Their training is rooted in trauma-informed response with a focus on survivor-led problem-solving.

The majority of sexual assaults that occur on college campuses happen between the start of the fall semester and Thanksgiving break. Read this post to learn what you can do to reduce sexual violence at Hopkins and to support survivors.

Contraception, pregnancy testing and counseling, STI testing, and more are available to Hopkins learners.