The Dimensions of Wellness Workshop aims to promote an understanding that wellness is a holistic idea that is fluid and ever-changing (not just exercise and nutrition). Dimensions of Wellness includes a personal reflection of own wellness and directs individuals to identify wellness goals to work on. Held in the student union, room 3205
Monthly social where students with ADHD can chat with ADHD specialists and peers for ongoing support, connections, and education about ADHD. Held in SASB 0204
Take time to relax and rejuvenate with gentle yoga. Find strength, balance, flexibility, and an overall feeling of energetic renewal. A mindful yoga practice can enhance self-compassion, lighten a heavy heart, and relieve the tensions of stress and anxiety. Employees can enjoy a free virtual gentle yoga session. Equipment Needed: yoga mat and comfortable clothing The […]
This spring, UNC-Chapel Hill is offering faculty and staff a training to support student mental health and well-being. GUIDE (Guiding Universities in Demonstrating Empathy) is an empathic communications training to empower educators to conduct effective student support conversations — and to identify and engage the appropriate college services when needed. Faculty and staff participating in […]
This workshop deconstructs the misconception of “stress management” and focuses on how to relate to stress in one’s life with a new perspective. It also includes 5 different opportunities to experience stress relief through various practices that can help regulate the nervous system, cultivate attention and emotion regulation, and increase joy and ease. Held in […]
UNC Digital and Lifelong Learning presents Healthy Eating and Sustainable Diets by Dr. Lindsey Smith Taillie - REGISTER HERE Everybody eats. But how do we eat well, in a way that tastes good, keeps us healthy, and helps protect the planet? In this session, we will cover the current state of what we are eating in the US […]
Take time to relax and rejuvenate with gentle yoga. Find strength, balance, flexibility, and an overall feeling of energetic renewal. A mindful yoga practice can enhance self-compassion, lighten a heavy heart, and relieve the tensions of stress and anxiety. Employees can enjoy a free virtual gentle yoga session. Equipment Needed: yoga mat and comfortable clothing The […]
Free 30-minute mid-day meditation Mondays, 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm Take advantage of self-compassion meditation sessions provided by School of Medicine and dedicate time to self-nurture. Mindfulness and self-compassion meditations assist with stress reduction, mental flexibility and even resilience. Sessions are 30-minutes every Monday led by Jonny Gerkin. About Jonny and Mindful Monday: Jonny Gerkin is board […]
Being multi-racial or mixed race comes with unique perspectives and challenges. Carolina Community members of all races and identities are invited for a screening of HBO's "1000% Me: Growing up Mixed" and to engage in open dialogue about race and the experience of carrying multiple racial identities. Held in the Student Union, room 3408 Questions? […]
Take time to relax and rejuvenate with gentle yoga. Find strength, balance, flexibility, and an overall feeling of energetic renewal. A mindful yoga practice can enhance self-compassion, lighten a heavy heart, and relieve the tensions of stress and anxiety. Employees can enjoy a free virtual gentle yoga session. Equipment Needed: yoga mat and comfortable clothing The […]
Weekly group to Join other peers with ADHD/LD where you can exchange ideas, support each other, and learn strategies that promote academic success. SASB North 2115
HAVEN (Helping Advocates for Ending Violence Now) is a collaboration between VPAS and the Equal Opportunity and Compliance office. It provides participants with tools to be an ally to someone who has experienced sexual assault, interpersonal violence, and/or stalking. The three-hour training emphasizes the importance of listening, responding compassionately, and connecting survivors to resources on […]
EMERGENCY NEEDS
If you are experiencing a medical emergency or there is immediate danger of harm, call 911 or visit a hospital emergency department and explain that you need support for a mental health crisis.
CRISIS/URGENT
If you or someone you know needs to talk to someone right now:
