The Student Affairs Organization has expanded its health monitoring and screening program with the aim of enhancing the mental and physical health of students, implementing it for all students. This initiative is considered an important step towards addressing the health of students and meeting their psychological and physical needs.
Expansion of the Program for All Students
The Director General of the Counseling and Health Office of the Student Affairs Organization stated that this program, which was previously only implemented for new incoming students, is now extended to all students, saying: "This action reflects a special attention to the health of all students and the importance of improving their quality of life."
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Targeting and Implementation Process
This program is designed to identify the psychological and physical problems of students and provide appropriate counseling and therapeutic services. Given the increasing psychological pressures and stresses that students may experience during their studies, this program aims to create a suitable environment for the continuous monitoring of their health.
The program includes various stages, including initial assessment, individual and group counseling, and referral to specialists if needed. The Director General of the Counseling and Health Office emphasized that these services will be provided online, making access easier for all students.
The Importance of Mental Health in University
Mental health is one of the main pillars of academic and social success for students. In many cases, neglecting psychological problems can lead to academic decline, distancing from social environments, and even more serious issues. Considering this point, the health monitoring program is presented as a necessity at the university level.
According to the Director General of the Counseling and Health Office, creating a safe and supportive environment for students in universities can help reduce stress and anxiety and ultimately lead to improved academic performance.
Future Outlook
The Student Affairs Organization intends to continue this program and also expand online services to meet the diverse needs of students. This organization hopes that by enhancing health and counseling services, it can play an effective role in improving the quality of life for students and assist them on their path to successful education and life.
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