Nicole Clark
Anchor and National Mental Health Correspondent
Anchor and National Mental Health Correspondent
Nicole Clark is an anchor and national mental health correspondent with Spectrum News in Texas. She has a doctorate in counselor education, a master’s degree in behavioral science and a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She worked as a psychotherapist for nearly 20 years and at various stations across the country, winning several awards, including four Associated Press awards, a Louisiana Association of Broadcasters award for best political coverage, two Emmy awards and most recently two Excellence in Health Journalism awards from the Texas Medical Association.
Holiday travel brings college students home, a chance to check on their mental health. Stress, isolation, and suicide risk peak during this period. Experts urge equity-focused campus support.
College mental health is in crisis, with rising depression and suicide rates. Students stress self-care, empathy, and addressing stigma to navigate isolation and challenges.
Rachael Shaw-Rosenbaum’s story highlights college mental health struggles. Advocates urge reforms like peer support and better leave policies to prevent suicides.