HIGHER EDUCATION
Crisis to Confidence – SEW Balance is the Key to Campus Success
STUDENTS NEED SUPPORT BEFORE CRISIS
College students are navigating academic pressure, financial stress, relationships, independence, uncertainty, and constant demands on their time and attention. Yet mental health support often becomes most visible only after those pressures become difficult to manage.
No one feels it more than the dedicated counselors on the front lines with the desperate students who are waiting for an open appointment.
37% of college students screened positive for moderate or severe depressive symptoms.
67% said emotional or mental difficulties hurt their academic performance in the past month.
1 IN 3 enrolled students have considered dropping out or withdrawing.
Meanwhile, faculty and staff are overwhelmed.
PRactical Resources for Campus Wellbeing
For Students & Faculty
For Athletes
For Freshmen
Let’s empower students with positive, proactive, and long-lasting tools for living a balanced life.
SEW BALANCE ON CAMPUS
FOR STUDENTS
Practical tools to better understand what affects their wellbeing, build everyday skills, and know what to do when something feels off.
FOR LEADERSHIP
A flexible, prevention-focused resource that can complement existing student success and mental health initiatives without requiring a new clinical program.
FOR Faculty & Staff
A shared framework and practical language for supporting student wellbeing while maintaining appropriate roles and boundaries.
What you Can Expect
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SEW Balance helps campuses give students tools for recognizing and responding to everyday wellbeing needs earlier.
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The SEW Balance Assessment gives students a personalized snapshot of their wellbeing while aggregate results can help participating programs better understand patterns and areas of need.
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Designed to complement what campuses already have in place, SEW Balance resources can be easily incorporated into coursework, student success initiatives, counseling support, and athletic programs.
Personalized results help individuals identify patterns across the 15 SEW Factors, while aggregate reporting can provide participating programs with a broader view of wellbeing trends.
Bring Prevention-Focused Mental Health to Your Campus
Based in Charlotte, NC.
