UI expands crisis line to faculty and staff at Iowa
The University of Iowa broadened its 24 7 crisis and support line in January to faculty staff and postdocs joining UI students in seeking mental health help The service run with Community Crisis Services costs 24800 dollars shared by the Division of Student Life Office of the Provost and University Human Resources The line offers free confidential around the clock crisis resources and support.
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UI Crisis Line Expands Access Amid Rising Campus Mental Health Need
The University of Iowa highlights the Support and Crisis Line offering call text or online chat, with transport and in-person help as needed. The UI Employee Assistance Program saw visits rise from 2,051 in fiscal 2022 to 2,787 in 2023, amid broader statewide calls for $1 million for expanded mental health resources.
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Understanding attachment styles for healthier relationships
Kylie Alger explains attachment theory and its four main styles, noting how early bonds shape adult love. The piece defines anxious, avoidant, anxious-avoidant, and secure orientations and suggests moving toward secure attachment with the right partner.
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