Take a break from your studies and join a campus-wide Egg Hunt. Student Health and Wellness has hidden 48 multicoloured plastic eggs around the Orillia campus for students to destress and welcome the spring season.
Join our puppy friends from Precious Paws Rescue for some downward dogs and warrior poses. Registration is required for this event (see below for link)
Please bring a yoga mat if you have one, but mats will be provided in a limited quantity
Event details: Wednesday, April 3rd, 1:15pm - 2pm, OA 2014
Contact orluwell@lakeheadu.ca if you have any questions
Registration required. Sign up here.
Kick-off Student Health and Wellness' week of Stress Buster activities and beat the end-of-semester slump at De-Stress Fest! Stop by Simcoe Hall and take a break with mindful activities to remind yourself of healthy coping strategies and the services and supports available to you!
Join SHW and SSC for 'Donut' Stress the Test! You'll get to decorate (and eat!) cookies and donuts while learning about exam prep strategies and skills to reduce stress before, during and after exam time. Bring your best to every test!
Registration Required. Sign up Here.
Take a break to join Student Health & Wellness and Student Success for a Crafternoon!
All crafting supplies will be provided! Drop-in between 11am - 1pm.
Join your Peer Wellness Educators and the Residence Outreach Committee for Rom Coms & Red Flags! We'll be watching Twilight, and identifying all of the relationship red flags throughout the Movie.
Join Frazer Phillips, Indigenous Cultural Wellness Facilitator, for teachings about tobacco. We will plant tobacco seeds to start growing indoors, and later in the spring they will be moved to the Medicine Wheel Teaching Garden.
No registration required, just drop in!
This activity is offered by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives and Student Health and Wellness
Drop by Maawnjigamig Where We Gather (OR 1013) for tea, teachings, and seed sharing. Join us for herbal tea and collective discussions, learn about different plants that grow in this area, and pick up some seeds to grow at home!
Hosted by Frazer Phillips, Indigenous Cultural Wellness Facilitator.
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed, emotionally drained, and unable to meet constant demands. As the stress continues, you begin to lose the interest and motivation that led you to take on a certain role in the first place.
Burnout reduces productivity and saps your energy, leaving you feeling increasingly helpless, hopeless, cynical, and resentful.
Now is the time to pause and change direction by learning how you can help yourself overcome burnout and feel healthy and positive again. Learn skills to fill your cup and prevent or cope with burnout!
Join Student Health and Wellness for a nutrition lunch and learn. You will build your own power bowl and learn about healthy eating strategies with limited time and budget.
Registration is required. Sign up here.
