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Colleges take hard line on mental health problems
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<blockquote data-quote="Wishing" data-source="post: 111251" data-attributes="member: 1782"><p>I can see the colleges point of view in that they are to provide academic services and there are lawsuits filed against them for all kinds of reasons and especially for not providing a safe environment. I taught at a technical school this was in the 70's and the instructors referred anyone with any hint of psychiatric malfunction to see a psychologist for therapy and I never heard of anyone not going. As long as they went they were allowed to stay in school.</p><p> I went to a large University 35,000 you were truly on your own and the last thing any instructor would do is monitor someone's mental health. There were such large classes it was all they could do to teach the material. My difficult child wants to go to a large institution. I am not for it because it is so unstructured and you have such little interaction with teachers.</p><p> This article which surprised me was you could be dismissed </p><p>for to me what were minor reasons. The only thing that is good compared to the past is that at least people are talking about the issues.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wishing, post: 111251, member: 1782"] I can see the colleges point of view in that they are to provide academic services and there are lawsuits filed against them for all kinds of reasons and especially for not providing a safe environment. I taught at a technical school this was in the 70's and the instructors referred anyone with any hint of psychiatric malfunction to see a psychologist for therapy and I never heard of anyone not going. As long as they went they were allowed to stay in school. I went to a large University 35,000 you were truly on your own and the last thing any instructor would do is monitor someone's mental health. There were such large classes it was all they could do to teach the material. My difficult child wants to go to a large institution. I am not for it because it is so unstructured and you have such little interaction with teachers. This article which surprised me was you could be dismissed for to me what were minor reasons. The only thing that is good compared to the past is that at least people are talking about the issues. [/QUOTE]
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