Welcome to CCMHCCMH is a multidisciplinary, member-driven, Practice-Research-Network (PRN) focused on providing accurate and up-to-date information on the mental health of today’s college students. CCMH strives to connect practice, research, and technology to benefit students, mental health providers, administrators, researchers, and the public. The collaborative efforts of over 800 college and university counseling centers and supportive organizations have enabled CCMH to build the nation’s largest databases on college student mental health. CCMH actively develops clinical tools, reports, and research using this data. College Counseling Centers are invited to join CCMH to begin using the CCAPS and other instruments offered and supported by CCMH. CCMH ImpactCCMH is thrilled to share that our very own Dr. Jeffrey Hayes has published College Student Mental Health and Wellness: Coping on Campus. This book is largely based on the nearly two decades of work by CCMH, which was made possible by CCMH member counseling centers that have contributed their deidentified data to CCMH for research. The comprehensive nature of the book represents the enormous scope of the work undertaken and accomplished by CCMH since its outset. The mission of CCMH is to create a standardized, dynamic database of college mental health data from participating college and university counseling/mental health centers that serves as a primary resource for information and research on college student mental health. College Student Mental Health and Wellness: Coping on Campus is an excellent example of a wonderful resource to college counseling center staff nationwide. More information on the book can be obtained by clicking on the image below:
CCAPS-ScreenThe CCAPS-Screen is a 36-item mental health screener designed for college students/college athletes and meets the requirements of the 2024 NCAA Best Practice #2. Results reflect the level of distress (low, moderate, elevated) on 8 areas of concern (Depression, Generalized Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Academic Distress, Eating Concerns, Frustration, Family Distress, Alcohol Use) as well as “Thoughts of Ending My Life”. The results are not a clinical diagnosis. CCAPS-Screen Information for Members and Prospective Members
2024 NCAA Best Practice #2 & CCAPS-Screen
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