Speech about mental health in College students

1. Introduction (i.e., Attention)
   1. Opening statement:
   2. Statement relating subject to audience:
   3. Thesis statement:
   4. List main points in order:

[Transition]

1. Problem (i.e., Need)
   1. Statement of the problem:
      1. Scope of the problem:
      2. Severity of the problem:
      3. Causes of the problem:

[Transition]

1. Solution (i.e., Satisfaction)
   1. State the solution/action:
      1. Describe the action:
      2. Effectiveness of the action:
      3. Limitations of action:
      4. Self-efficacy statement:

[Transition]

1. Visualization (positive or negative)
   1. State what the future will be like if the action is adopted:
      1. [OPTION 1]: Hope (i.e., positive visualization)
      2. [OPTION 2]: Fear (i.e., negative visualization)

[Transition]

1. Conclusion
   1. Restate thesis:
   2. Restate main points in order:
   3. Explicit call to action:
   4. Restate self-efficacy statement:
   5. Artistic closing: