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"Chapter 7: The Pharmacological Treatment of Depression in College Age Students: Some Principles and Precautions"
Published in the Journal of College Student Psychotherapy, this article focuses on scientific and pharmaceutical ways to treat depression in college students -
Detecting Prevalent Mental Health, Alcohol Problems in Students
Written by a psychoanalytical counselor, this article focuses on detecting mental health problems as well as substance abuse problems in undergraduate students, -
Incorporating Yoga Into College Counseling
Taken from the "Journal of Creativity in Mental Health", this article focuses on using the act of yoga as a means to combat depression in college students. -
Depression, Fatigue, and Pre-Sleep Arousal: A Mediation Model
Penned by four professors of psychology at the University of Kansas, this journal entry follows an experiment conducted on 132 undergraduate students that begged the question: how big a part does fatigue play in the fight against depression? -
"American College Students' Views of Depression and Utilization of On-Campus Counseling Services"
Written by Damic, Mechling, Kemppainen, Ahern, and Lee. This journal entry follows the progress and experiments regarding the views of several depressed or at-risk undergraduate students towards counseling for depression. -
Mindfulness-based Therapy and Behavioral Activation: A Randomized Controlled Trial with Depressed College Students"
Written by five professors at the University of Tennessee, this article follows the experiment conducted on undergraduate students who suffered from depression. Using non-pharmaceutical methods, these professors found ways to combat depression through positivity and exercise.