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Basic Standards For College Student Health 

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Basic Standards For College Student Health 

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A set of basic standards for college health, including mental hygiene services was adopted at the first National Conference on Health in Colleges (NCHC) in 1931. At the second meeting of the NCHC in 1937, a survey of 479 colleges indicated a need for mental hygiene services for college students. Subsequent meetings of the NCHC offered guidance for counseling and psychiatric care at colleges and universities. Early programs provided a multidisciplinary teams of professionals to treat students (Kraft, 2011).

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A Brief History of Mental Illness Treatment

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Dorothea Dix was instrumental in the creation of hospitals for the mentally ill during the 19th Century. She criticized the inhumane and neglectful treatment mental health patients experienced in asylums, prisons, and almshouses  (Parry, 2006).

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Dorothea Dix - The Face of the Mental Health Reform

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College Student Mental Health in the 21st Century

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College Student Mental Health in the 21st Century

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Students on college campuses in the 21st Century are experiencing mental health issues more than ever before. College students report experiencing stress, depression, and anxiety. They report having thoughts of suicide and taking psychotropic drugs to maintain focus and treat mental health issues. Colleges and universities continue to offer mental health services to students across the nation (Romero,  2017).

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College Student Mental Health in the 20th Century

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College Student Mental Health in the 20th Century

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Colleges and universities offered well-established mental health care services to students in the mid-to-late 20th Century. The American College Health Association (ACHA) published the Recommended Standards and Practices for a College Health Program in 1961, which offered national standards for college health services. College students experienced a number of challenges,  including drug and alcohol abuse, eating disorders, students with families, gender identity issues, political activities and war protests, sexual abuse, and school violence (Kraft, 2011).

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Clifford Beers promoted the Mental Hygiene Movement during the early 20th Century. His experience with mental illness and mental asylums led him to write his groundbreaking book, A Mind That Found Itself in 1908. He is credited with forming the Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene, the predecessor to the National Mental Health Association and Mental Health America (MHA). Beers worked tirelessly throughout his life to improve mental health care (Gray, 2008).

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U.S. Policy Concerning Mental Health Through the Years

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U.S. Policy Concerning Mental Health Through the Years

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The National government has played an active role in making positive changes in policies for mental health care and patients' rights.

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Dr. Stewart Paton became the first psychiatrist for American college students in 1910 at Princeton University. Within a few years, several universities added student mental health service programs for their students. In 1920, at the annual meeting of the American Student Health Association (ASHA), members discussed the correlation between students' mental hygiene and academic success (Kraft, 2011).