OSU Mental Health Awareness Project

OSU Mental Health Awareness Project The Ohio State University’s Mental Health Awareness Project (OSU MHAP) is a movement of Ohio Youth

12/01/2025

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11/25/2025

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11/23/2025

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"The Tokyo Olympics, taking place amid a pandemic that has had a massive impact on global mental health, was always goin...
08/11/2021

"The Tokyo Olympics, taking place amid a pandemic that has had a massive impact on global mental health, was always going to present additional challenges for the competitors. But once Biles pulled out of the women’s gymnastics team event to focus on her mental health and physical safety, the issue became a defining theme of the Games. And her courageous choice, amplified by the global spotlight of the Games, created a rare opportunity for moving the discussion from raising awareness to positive action."

Biles' courageous choice created an opportunity for mental health discussions to move from raising awareness to positive action

"'We also have to focus on ourselves, because at the end of the day, we're human, too,' Biles said, according to The Ass...
07/29/2021

"'We also have to focus on ourselves, because at the end of the day, we're human, too,' Biles said, according to The Associated Press. 'We have to protect our mind and our body, rather than just go out there and do what the world wants us to do.'"

"We also have to focus on ourselves," Biles, who is considered the greatest gymnast of all time, said.

A survey done by Ohio State University found that 71% of its students screened positive for burnout, 42.6% screened posi...
07/27/2021

A survey done by Ohio State University found that 71% of its students screened positive for burnout, 42.6% screened positive for anxiety, and 28.3% screened positive for depression.

An Ohio State return-to-campus survey found increased anxiety, depression and burnout among students, contributing to a rise in unhealthy coping mechanisms.

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