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Individualized services, on-campus programs and courses as well as distance learning opportunities, all aim to promote well-being, resilience, and academic success for students living with mental health conditions

02/17/2026

Mental illness typically develops in young adulthood when they are still dependent upon their families for basic needs and emotional support. Despite this, family interventions and programs for young adults with significant mental health conditions are widely unavailable.

Our experience delivering programming for young adults with mental health conditions over the last decade has highlighted the need for parent education and their desire for engagement. This program addresses this need and aims to increase family engagement and decrease experiences of family burden, which in turn, will positively impact young adults with mental health conditions, capacity to thrive and graduate from institutions of higher education and pursue a full life in their communities.

02/03/2026

Coachees' report that the non-traditional intervention supported accountability and collaboration. Empowering them to build tangible skills, advocate for themselves and reframe failures.

01/27/2026

The course is designed to be used as a tool to engage individuals in learning and practicing critical, socially, and culturally informed interpersonal skills that promote thriving in personal, work, academic, and intimate relationships.

01/20/2026

6-week workshop series is a comprehensive, educational program designed to support the parent(s), guardians, and caregivers of young adults who live with mental health conditions. Evaluation of the program shows participants increased capacity to engage in personal self-care practices, problem solving, self-efficacy and empowerment to address family concerns.

01/13/2026

FY103: Self-efficacy Seminar: A 1-credit course at Boston University where students examine their relationship values and the socio-cultural factors that influence their interpersonal and workplace relationships. Learn and practice critical communication skills from active listening and responding with empathy, to navigating difficult conversations and problem-solving.

01/08/2026

A semester long, college simulation for young adults. Students evaluate their personal areas of strength and limitation as it relates to their academic goals learn essential relationship building and interpersonal healing skills, as well as examine their feelings about and readiness to engage in next steps. In this interactive experience, students learn and practice these skills and develop individualized road maps to self-care routines and supports to access during their time Niteo semester and beyond.

10/08/2025

Promotes conversation around the critical importance of mental health wellness as told by Ted Johnson about his journey through the NFL as a player for the Patriots. He endured repetitive head injuries, addiction, and mental health challenges as he found a path to resilience and wellbeing. Underscoring the truth that mental health matters and is a critical foundation for successful and healthy adulthood.
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10/01/2025

Ted’s story is inspiring as his path to his mental health wellness was multi-faceted and shines a light on the many ways people can overcome mental health challenges. This event aims to highlight the truth that mental health matters and is a critical foundation for successful and healthy adulthood.

09/26/2025

The Flourishing Families 6-week workshop series currently has space available for our fall chort, October 9th thru November 13th. Join us as we build skills, supports and community!

09/24/2025

Join Ted Johnson and the BU community as we highlight that mental health matters and is a critical foundation for successful and healthy adulthood. We will hear from the BU CTE Center about the science and mental health consequences of repetitive head injuries, and what University resources are available to all students to assist them to thrive with wellbeing.

09/22/2025

Join us in developing tools and resources to engage in our relationships and communities!

Reach out to Chelsea at clcobb@bu.edu to learn more!

09/16/2025

Boston University’s Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation in partnership with Boston University’s Student Health Services Counseling & Psychiatric Services, Athletics, and the CTE Center, are pleased to promote the critical importance of mental health wellness as told by Ted Johnson about his journey through the NFL as a player for the Patriots.

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940 Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline, MA
02215

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://cpr.bu.edu/cmhep/

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