Tag: Depression

Saturday April 2, 2022 will be the 10th annual Hopkins Out of the Darkness Campus Walk. Here are 10 facts you should know about this important event.

Some common threads in our most popular content: intimate and romantic relationships, COVID, and self-care.

A gratitude habit doesn’t ignore negative emotions, difficult decisions, and challenging experiences. It can, however, minimize the possibility of ruminating over those things in an unhelpful way.

Going to Hopkins athletic events can reduce stress, build community, and make your brain work better.

Suicide is an issue that impacts us all.

The use of TTRPGs (Table-Top Role-Playing Games) in therapy has been on the rise and increasingly researched in the past few years. We want to be a part of building it further here at Hopkins.

This annual event hosted by Nu Rho Psi, the undergraduate society for neuroscience, helps members of the Hopkins community learn about their bodies and brains. This year's theme is mental health.

Video games offer a safe way to explore different worlds and meet up with friends – while providing many social, emotional, cognitive, and physical benefits to boot.

As this most unusual year comes to its conclusion, let’s take a look back at our most popular posts.

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.