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Thursday, March 10, 2022

What is Self-Compassion, and can it help University Students? A Blog by Joshua Remedios

What is Self-Compassion, and can it help University Students? By Joshua Remedios Self-compassion could be a wellness tool for students It is no secret that university presents multiple stressors, such as academic demands, homesickness, and burnout. Students can be self-critical and harsh towards themselves in times of stress and uncertainty. Not... More

Thursday, February 17, 2022

Turning Pain Into Power: A Guide to Enhancing Resilience by Alicia McVarnock

Turning Pain into Power: A Guide to Enhancing Resilience By Alicia McVarnock (Ph.D Candidate in Psychology)   What does the road to resilience look like? Many people think of resilience as an individual trait. Something we either have, or we don’t. That’s why we give so much credit to people who have bounced back... More

Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Being a Grad Student During a Pandemic Blog Series: Sarah Enouy and Kimia Fardfini

This year has been challenging for everyone, including our graduate students. What were some of the challenges faced by our graduate students during the COVID pandemic? What kind of mental health, physical, or logistic trials did they experience? Conversely, what were some of their positive, humorous, or encouraging experiences? In this series of... More

Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Being a Grad Student During a Pandemic Blog Series: Isabella Bossom

This year has been challenging for everyone, including our graduate students. What were some of the challenges faced by our graduate students during the COVID pandemic? What kind of mental health, physical, or logistic trials did they experience? Conversely, what were some of their positive, humorous, or encouraging experiences? In this series of... More

Wednesday, April 28, 2021

Being a Grad Student During a Pandemic Blog Series: Ramona Charbel

This year has been challenging for everyone, including our graduate students. What were some of the challenges faced by our graduate students during the COVID pandemic? What kind of mental health, physical, or logistic trials did they experience? Conversely, what were some of their positive, humorous, or encouraging experiences? In this series of... More

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Being a Grad Student During a Pandemic Blog Series: Natasha Maltais

This year has been challenging for everyone, including our graduate students. What were some of the challenges faced by our graduate students during the COVID pandemic? What kind of mental health, physical, or logistic trials did they experience? Conversely, what were some of their positive, humorous, or encouraging experiences? In this series of... More

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