TimelyCare

11/18/2025

Every extra step between stress and support increases the chance that a student won’t follow through. 📈

On The Key with Inside Higher Ed, Director of Mental Health Operations at TimelyCare Seli Fakorzi shared why “easy on-ramps,” such as self-guided tools and resources, can help engage students and get them connected to the help they need.

👉 Explore how digital self-care supports early engagement: https://bit.ly/46fpEYz

11/11/2025

🎖️ This Veterans Day, we pause to honor and thank those who have served our country and who continue to serve their communities on college campuses across the nation.

Veterans bring leadership, resilience, and perspective to campus life. As a veteran himself, our Executive Director of Mental Health Services, Jerry Walker, Phd, shares how lived experience shapes the way TimelyCare supports students from every walk of life.

We’re honored to help veterans thrive through:
📍 24/7 access to mental health and wellness support
📍 Partnerships with institutions that champion veteran voices
📍 Resources that ease the transition from service to student life

Today and every day, we thank our veterans for their service, sacrifice, and strength. 💙

11/10/2025

🎙️ Midterms can be one of the toughest points in the semester, and at Columbia College Chicago, students are opening up about how they care for their mental health along the way.

In The Columbia Chronicle’s latest podcast, they share real moments of stress, support, and self-care — including campus resources like TimelyCare that make it easier to reach out when it matters most.

💙 We’re grateful to see conversations like these happening across campuses we serve, and proud to partner with Columbia College Chicago in supporting student well-being every step of the way.

🎧 Read and listen here: https://bit.ly/47Oy0Ho

11/05/2025

With nearly one in four first-year students not returning for their second year, building a proactive, faculty-powered support system is more critical than ever.

At The University of Texas at Tyler, faculty engagement is a core part of a broader care model, one that surfaces needs early and connects students to support before issues escalate.

Hear how schools are building a retention-focused care strategy that starts in the classroom in "Gen Ztressed: From Enrollment to Engagement."

🔗: https://bit.ly/4mocjDv

11/04/2025

In our survey of 700+ students, the challenges they named went far beyond academics:
💰 Financial stress
🧠 Mental health impacts
🚪 Gaps in access to available support

The issue isn’t just what campuses offer — it’s whether students can access support when they need it.

That’s why more institutions are turning to virtual success coaching to help students build confidence, navigate barriers, and persist before problems escalate.

Learn more about how it works: https://bit.ly/47HHvdp

A recent survey by TimelyCare reveals that mental health issues and financial pressures remain top concerns for college and university students.

11/03/2025

The impact of the SACSA Annual Conference doesn’t end in Louisville — it strengthens campuses everywhere. 💙

This year’s conversations sparked new ideas on how campuses can foster help-seeking behaviors and strengthen student well-being at scale. We're grateful to everyone who stopped by the TimelyCare booth or joined our session. 🙌

10/30/2025

When a student opens up, it’s often to the person they trust most, which can be a professor, a coach, or even a member of the dining staff.

🎙️ On The Key with Inside Higher Ed, Director of Mental Health Operations at TimelyCare Seli Fakorzi points to a deeper truth: the same people students turn to are often carrying their own challenges while trying to show up for others.

Explore how campuses are protecting the health and well-being of their teams: ➡️ https://bit.ly/3IgxxVS

10/29/2025

When mental health access improves, retention follows 📈

See how campuses with TimelyCare outperformed similar institutions in student retention, based on a matched national analysis: https://bit.ly/4gwfvvt

Learn more about the results of a first-of-its-kind study that evaluates how a college or university’s partnership with TimelyCare can impact student retention.

10/28/2025

Peer-reviewed evidence is in. ✍️

The Journal of American College Health reports that after three or more TimelyCare virtual therapy sessions, 76% of students achieved reliable improvement or remission in symptoms of anxiety and/or depression.

Explore the findings: 👉 https://bit.ly/4oGbdEv

American College Health Association

Peer-reviewed study in the Journal of American College Health finds TimelyCare virtual therapy improves the symptoms of anxiety and depression.

10/27/2025

If students can’t afford to stay, they won’t. Among students who have considered leaving school, nearly a third (31%) said financial stress was the primary reason why.

But here’s the catch: only 30% use the financial resources already available. It’s time to improve visibility, flexibility, and access to the resources students need to succeed.

📊 Explore the full findings in our 2025 Student Success Survey: https://bit.ly/46QM3gF

A recent survey by TimelyCare reveals that mental health issues and financial pressures remain top concerns for college and university students.

10/21/2025

Students don’t just need access. They need support they can carry with them 🎒

As the pressure to prepare students for post-graduation life grows, campus leaders are rethinking how care can build not just access—but agency.

Discover how scalable, proactive resources can help students develop lasting self-care habits: https://bit.ly/4mWNjnu

10/17/2025

Strong minds fuel strong teams, and both body and mind deserve care. 💙

TimelyCare joined the Sun Belt Conference fall meeting, speaking with student-athletes and leaders about the importance of mental health and holistic well-being.

We’re proud to partner with the Sun Belt Conference to ensure student-athletes have the support they need to thrive.