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Reddit is a website that should require almost no introduction to any student. Pegged as the front page of the internet, Reddit has communities, or “subreddits,” dedicated to almost any interest possible, from memes to politics.
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Out of sheer luck, I am equipped to tackle my mental illnesses in ways many others don’t have the privilege to, because of issues like accessibility, economic inequality and outside support.
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In the light of World Mental Health Day, we at the Clog have compiled a list of mental health resources available on campus to all UC Berkeley students.
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Brown water typically occurs when a pipe is shut off. While not a direct health risk in and of itself, rust in water is the perfect breeding ground for bacteria.
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I came to understand that mental illness was to be dealt with in isolation, that it was too private, even shameful, to speak about. I just needed to get rid of it as fast as possible.
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All these services (and more) are implemented to help you succeed and make the most out of your time here at UC Berkeley, so make use of them!
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Everybody’s favorite Canadian avocado-loving heartthrob is making a stop at the Castro Theatre on Wednesday to celebrate his first cookbook: “Antoni in the Kitchen.”
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An online portal is a great way to streamline the initial screening steps, but different mental health issues require different methods of treatment.
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UC Berkeley is considering piloting an online portal for students to track their mental health, similar to a UCLA program branded as the Screening and Treatment for Anxiety and Depression Program, or STAND Program, launched in 2018.
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