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KD Frick, PhD

KD Frick (any pronouns) is a professor who teaches economics for decision-making, business leadership and human values, frameworks for analyzing health care markets, and a course on how the U.S. health care system in the past, present, and future facilitates innovation. Frick studied health policy and administration at Penn State, followed by economics and health services research at the University of Michigan. In 1996, she joined the faculty of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, where she still has joint appointments. She moved to a leadership position at the Carey Business

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We know that living a healthy life isn’t always easy and that it’s a bit of a balancing act.

Johns Hopkins University and the Carey Business School are committed to the health and well-being of all members of our community. Below you will find a variety of resources that we hope you will find helpful. While these resources are not meant to be a substitute for serious medical conditions, our hope is that you will find them informative and useful to have a healthy mind, a healthy body, and live better through balance.

Mental Health Services

Mental Health Services supports the diverse community of Johns Hopkins University students and trainees through the provision of accessible, high-quality, and compassionate mental healthcare resources. We are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice and prioritize these values in our approach to clinical care as well as every aspect of the work we do.

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Primary Care

Student Health & Well-Being (SHWB) Primary Care consists of three clinic locations (Homewood, East Baltimore, and Washington DC) that provide a variety of medical services for the evaluation and treatment of an illness or injury, preventive health care, and health education to the Johns Hopkins University student and trainee population.

Student Health & Well-Being

Your single destination for Johns Hopkins student well-being resources, news, and events.

Calm App

Johns Hopkins students, faculty, and staff have free premium access to the Calm App. When you create an account, you will have access to meditation instruction, sleep assistance, stretching videos, and relaxing music.

SilverCloud Online Platform

Johns Hopkins offers all full-time students free access to the SilverCloud platform.  It is a confidential online portal that teaches students about mental health, well-being, and resilience.  It provides tips and tools for dealing with anxiety, depression, and stress.  It frequently draws upon Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) methods.  You can even connect with a SilverCloud coach who will help keep you engaged and motivated.  You can access SilverCloud at https://jhu.silvercloudhealth.com/signup/ .

TimelyMD

TimelyMD provides virtual mental telehealth and counseling services for Johns Hopkins students. Mental Telehealth is a convenient way for JHU students to receive 24/7, no-cost mental health support through TalkNow (talk about anything, anytime) and Scheduled Counseling for common issues and concerns that can be safely and accurately discussed and treated virtually. All you need is an internet connection. 
Note: telehealth therapy appointments are only available to people physically located in the United States. Your citizenship doesn’t matter, but your physical location does. Students in the U.S. and in countries that permit web access can use the 24/7 TalkNow service.

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