TimelyCare brings round-the-clock mental health services to full-time Troy Campus students

TimelyCare is now available to all full-time Troy Campus students.

TimelyCare is now available to all full-time Troy Campus students.

Troy Campus students now have expanded mental health care available to them around the clock.

TROY is offering students expanded access to mental health support and basic needs assistance through a partnership with TimelyCare, the most trusted provider of virtual health and well-being resources in higher education.

“We are encouraged by being able to offer…

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TROY’s Rosa Parks Museum to host community forum on mental health on Sept. 26

The forum, which will begin at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26, is free and open to the public.

The forum, which will begin at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26, is free and open to the public.

Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum will host a community forum on the topic of mental health at 6 p.m. on Sept. 26.

The free event, “You are Not Alone in Your Journey Towards Better Mental Health,” will take place in the Museum’s auditorium. The event will include a panel discussion on topics such as mental…

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Trojan Outreach encouraging students to love themselves

Trojan Outreach's January project is titled

Trojan Outreach's January project is titled "Spring into Self Love," urging students to embrace their flaws.

For some students across campus, January is the time to improve their mental health and to “Spring into Self Love.”

Spring into Self Love is a project led by Trojan Outreach, a campus organization that focuses on mental and physical health among students.

Morgan “Rose” Williams, coordinator of Trojan Outreach, says that the purpose of…

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Conference focuses attention on suicide prevention in higher education

Andrew Onimus, director of corporate programs for Minding Your Mind, delivers the keynote address to the conference.

Andrew Onimus, director of corporate programs for Minding Your Mind, delivers the keynote address to the conference.

Andrew Onimus was a dean’s list student, a captain of the track team and a defensive back on the football team at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa. But, in 2014 during his senior year in college, Onimus was something else as well – suicidal.

Onimus’ struggles began with anxiety, battling panic attacks and depression….

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