Health Promotion and Wellness Activities

CICMH Student Presentation: Transition to the Workplace

Open to current post-secondary students, this presentation explores the emotional and practical realities of transitioning from school into the workforce. While graduation is an important milestone, many students report feeling unprepared, uncertain, or low in confidence as they step into a new social and professional identity. These experiences can bring up stress, anxiety, self-doubt, or even a sense of loss.

CICMH Student Presentation: Stress and Anxiety

Open to current post-secondary students, this workshop offers a high-level overview of how stress and anxiety can impact work and academic life. With a particular focus on anxiety in the workplace, participants will be introduced to the 3-R method, a practical framework for recognizing and responding to anxiety in themselves and others.

By the end of this session, participants will:

(Barrie) Brunch Bar

Brunch Bar pop up at the Barrie STEM Hub ft. Student Awards and Financial Aid!

Drop by to build your own brunch, learn about the food resources available on campus, and connect with other students in a relaxed and welcoming environment. On the menu:

  • Yogurt parfaits
  • Bagels
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Financial Literacy

Gluten free and vegan options are always available.

(Barrie) Take10: Steep into Sleep

One more week until reading week! Take 10 minutes out of your day to unwind at Steep into Sleep. Stop by the Student Health and Wellness table at 5 Ross St to build your own sleep kit, grab a cup of tea and our wellness tea bar, explore relaxing activities, and think about how you'd like to rest and recharge over reading week.

Survivor Love Letters

As part of Consent Awareness Week, Student Health and Wellness, the Office of Human Rights and Equity and Pride/GEC are inviting Lakehead students, staff and faculty to share a message of care and support for survivors of sexual violence.

Survivor Love Letters are an opportunity to remind survivors that they are believed, supported and deserving of care. You don’t need to know a survivor personally to share a message. A few words of encouragement, solidarity, hope or compassion can make a difference.

(OR) Therapeutic Arts Workshop Series - Creative Exploration: Mapping Self-Care

Join Brooke Kalverda, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), Professional Art Therapist, and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner, for an engaging and reflective workshop centered on creativity, self-discovery, self-care, and personal growth.

Through a combination of guided reflection, creative exploration, and visual expression, participants will have the opportunity to pause, reconnect with themselves, and explore the practices, people, places, and resources that support their overall well-being.

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