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A PREVENTION PLAN TO ADDRESS MENTAL WELLNESS & RECOVERY Tammy Loew, Senior Asst. Dir. Wellness Programs & Will Evans, Asst. Dir. Health and Wellness Programs Purdue University Division of Recreation and Wellness GOALS Overview

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A PREVENTION PLAN TO ADDRESS MENTAL WELLNESS & RECOVERY

Tammy Loew, Senior Asst. Dir. Wellness Programs & Will Evans, Asst. Dir. Health and Wellness Programs Purdue University – Division of Recreation and Wellness

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GOALS

  • Overview of planning/implementation grant
  • What we have been doing on campus/what we

know about Purdue

  • Where we’re headed
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DATA

  • 64.6% consuming alcohol in past month
  • 31% binge drinking in past two weeks
  • 10.7% of males (3-5 times) binge drinking in past two

weeks

  • 27.5% blacked out in last year
  • 7.9% drove a car under influence in past year
  • 11.1% created problems between them/friends/family

Source: Indiana College Substance Use Survey, 2017 - 1,465 students responded

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AND THERE’S MORE…

67% reported at least one day over the past month that their mental health was not good 39.9% - (1-5 days) 13.4% (6-10 days) 12.1% (11-30 days) 21.9% showed signs of depression over last 12 months 7.5% considered attempting suicide Challenge with Data – haven’t seen linkage between substance abuse and mental health

Source: Indiana College Substance Use Survey, 2017 - 1,465 students responded

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DMHA GRANT

Mindfulness & Substance Use

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WHAT IS IT FOR?

  • Relationship between mental health and

substance use

  • Expansion of mindfulness or recovery

communities

  • First year is assessment of campus
  • Second year is program implementation
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WHERE ARE WE?

Assessment

Stakeholders Logic Model Design Administer Analyze

Program

Capacity Training Renovations Evaluate Modify

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WHERE ARE WE HEADED?

Mindfulness

Space Programs Awareness

Recovery

Trainings Student Meetings Housing

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MINDFULNESS

  • More mindfulness on college campuses
  • Reduces stress
  • Acceptance instead of avoidance
  • Healthy coping outlet
  • Reduce alcohol use
  • Mitigate relapse among recovering individuals
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MINDFULNESS SERIES

What we’ve done so far Student insights

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MINDFULNESS SERIES

  • Began Fall of 2015
  • Four series to date
  • Four sessions per series
  • Stress
  • Yoga
  • Meditation
  • Eating
  • Session and series evaluations
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WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED

  • Helps alleviate stress
  • Helps promote a healthy lifestyle
  • Reported academic benefits
  • Students want more!
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WHAT WE THINK IS NEEDED

  • Greater student access to mindfulness

learning

  • Designated space
  • Course offering
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MENTAL WELLNESS TASK FORCE

Purdue’s Mental Wellness Initiative

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HISTORY

  • April 2016
  • Charge from

the Dean of Students

Beginning

  • 35 Campus

Partners

  • Universal

Messages

Formation

  • Presentations
  • Marketing

Campaign

Present

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WHAT WE HAVE DONE

  • Identified monthly

stressors

  • Created universal

messages

  • Created webpage
  • Presentations with grant

money

  • Faculty/staff tips
  • Marketing campaign
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  • Problem Solving: Everyone has challenges, experiences, and
  • bstacles. Knowing when to ask for help is key!
  • Failure: Failure is an important part of learning and success.
  • Core Values: College life requires clarifying values and

adapting to a new normal.

  • Coping with stress: Stress is natural and can become
  • verwhelming. Building resiliency to cope with stress means

finding healthy ways to de-stress.

  • Interpersonal relationships: Understanding how to

communicate and develop relationships is key to success. This includes respecting each other, sharing your feelings, supporting each other, and finding gratitude

FIVE UNIVERSAL MESSAGES

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WHAT WE INTEND TO DO

  • More faculty outreach
  • Flyers/handouts/information sharing
  • Presentations/newsletters
  • Mental Wellness Guidebook
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CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT TEAM

Working together to create a safe and healthy environment, by reducing the harmful effects of alcohol

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HISTORY & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  • Medical intake forms
  • Online alcohol education
  • Lunch and Learns
  • Alcohol Summits
  • Academic Advising Documents
  • Strategic Doing
  • Grants (ICAN, NCAA, DMHA)
  • #PurduePartiesSmart Emoji Campaign
  • Recovery Community Discussion
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RECOVERY COMMUNITY DISCUSSION

  • Exploring issue on campus
  • Housing
  • Support groups

We have no idea what the needs are at Purdue!

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CAN YOU GUESS THE MESSAGE?

I love dogs!

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CAN YOU GUESS THE MESSAGE?

Students like to drink

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CAN YOU GUESS THE MESSAGE?

Students get/understand emojis

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#PURDUE PARTIES SMART

78% of Purdue students use a DD even when they’ve only had 1 or 2 drinks

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#PURDUE PARTIES SMART

77% of Purdue students always know what’s in their drink when partying

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#PURDUEPARTIESSMART

88% of Purdue students eat food before or while drinking alcohol

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HOW HAVE YOU SEEN MENTAL WELLNESS AND SUBSTANCE USE INTERACT?

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EXPERIENCES WITH RECOVERY OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS?

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HOW ARE YOU EXPLORING MINDFULNESS IN YOUR WORK?

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QUESTIONS? CONTACT US!

Will Evans evans240@purdue.edu Tammy Loew tfloew@purdue.edu Thank you!