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...Bureau does offer a broad range of academic and psychological services, as it has for its entire near 60 year history. But students who have serious mental illness or have been under psychiatric care for a clinical condition prior to coming to Harvard should receive psychiatric services at the University Health Services Mental Health Service (MHS). My remark about “one-stop shopping” for most students should not be misconstrued as contradicting that viewpoint. Students may simultaneously avail themselves of different services at the Bureau and MHS, which share a collegial and collaborative relationship and regularly...
...also in complete agreement with the quoted desire of Dr. Paul Barreira, chair of the Mental Health Task Force, to “keep the Bureau of Study Counsel focused on its role as one portal of entry for students to get help, but also to be able to use all the mental health services that are available to provide treatment.” The Bureau awaits the full report and recommendations of the Task Force as to how best to accomplish this goal...
...don’t think [they] were tired,” Fish said of the pair’s tough play. “I think it’s an intense tournament to come on the heels of two weeks of really intense, hard mental labor. [If] your team can muster 80 percent of [its] mental and physical resources during this time, that’s a victory...
...series of articles on mental health at Harvard College has raised a number of important and complicated issues. Many of these are under discussion by a task force appointed by Provost Hyman and myself and chaired by Dr. Paul Barreira of McLean Hospital. I look forward to broad discussion of improvements in education about and treatment of mental health issues at Harvard...
...residential staff in the Houses and the Yard are key figures in this effort, of course. I want to acknowledge the important work that tutors and proctors do every day with students who have mental health concerns. But all of us can play a role in helping students. If a student indicates distress, I hope you will urge them to go to the mental health service at UHS. You could offer to walk them there or to call on their behalf as a means of offering support. Every student also should know that one can always ask a proctor, tutor...