#BeWellUGA serves as a central mental health and wellness resource for the UGA campus community.
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#BeWellUGA is the place to find all the FREE wellness and prevention programs hosted by the University Health Center. Check out all the amazing classes and services geared towards helping UGA students thrive physically, mentally, and socially. Please bring your UGA STUDENT ID.
A Women & Wellness Discussion Group -- all genders welcome!
Fridays, May 25 - Aug 3 (no session July 6)
4:00pm - 5:00pm
University Health Center, Conference Room C
No pre-registration required.
May 25 - Introduction: Creating a Feminist Space
June 1 - Gender Expression and Appearance
June 8 - Women and Relationships
June 15 - The Gendering of Hair
June 22 - Anatomy and Sexual Pleasure
June 29 - Menstruation Management
July 6 - NO MEETING
July 13 - Health at Every Size
July 20 - Healthy Masculinity
July 27 - Radical Rebels in Women's History
Aug 3 - Closing: Activism Within the Patriarchy
Fempowerment is a space for undergraduate students to come discuss any and all topics at the intersection of womanhood and wellness. Womanhood in this context is defined as the state of anyone who identifies as a woman, and wellness is defined as the promotion of mental, emotional, physical, and relationship-oriented health. Inspired by the FemSex @ Berkeley movement
Fall dates coming soon!
Check out this 5-week workshop with topics including managing stress, building relationships, adjusting to UGA, exploring identity, finding your place. Drop-ins Welcome!
Hosted by CAPS
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Drop-in class
Hosted by CAPS
Each week will include one of the following topics:
• Understanding anxiety
• Calming your body
• Calming your mind
• Creating a lifestyle for managing stress
Fall dates coming soon!
Drop-in class / Some mats available / Bring UGA Student IDCheck back for Fall dates!
This six-week wellness and prevention workshop is focused on managing the social and emotional aspects of being Black at UGA. Two CAPS therapists will explore culturally distressing themes that impact African-American Students academic success. In addition, each week will be co-sponsored by a student organization.
The workshop is loosely inspired by the hit HBO series, "Insecure."
Presented by CAPS
1: Adjustment (Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.)
2: Imposter Syndrome (Black Theatrical Ensemble)
3: Burn-out (Brown SUGA)
4: Micro-aggressions and National Turmoil (Black Male Leadership Society)
5: Relationships (Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. & Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.)
6: Juggling Success (Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.)
(no reservation needed! FYOS Approved! )
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Learn the skills to help friends and fellow dawgs by recognizing and preventing potentially risky situations and finding realistic ways to intervene.
To register, email your name, UGA email address, and date of desired program to ktruesdell@uhs.uga.edu
Fall dates and times coming soon.
This workshop will provide an overview of positive body image and the media. Through interactive discussions of beauty standards and activities for challenging negative body talk, participants will be encouraged to think positively about themselves and focus on true beauty rather than unrealistic norms.
Hosted by BeYOU Peer Educators, University Health Center
Follow us for more details @BeYou_UGA
For more information, email advisor ShaRonda Cooper
