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A needs assessment employing individual interviews was administered to 24 university students with psychiatric disabilities. All of the students were participants in an on-site, supported education service for students with psychiatric disabilities. Five themes were identified as areas of concern: problems with focusing attention and organization, low self-esteem, problems with trust, stigma, and high levels of stress. The findings point to the need for comprehensive services for this particular population of students. The importance of a peer support group and a one-to-one relationship with a counselor and an academic advisor were seen as essential, in addition to career counselling and academic accommodations.
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