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El Paso Colleges Face Rising Mental Health Challenges Among Students

KTSM••Joseph Choi
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Local colleges in El Paso are grappling with an increase in mental health issues among students, as recent data reveals a troubling rise in suicidal thoughts and depressive symptoms. Despite the implementation of mental health services by four-year institutions, many students continue to struggle, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced support systems. This trend is concerning for educators and families alike, as it impacts students' academic performance and overall well-being. Community members are encouraged to advocate for better mental health resources on campuses.

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