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The Student Counselling Centre is offering weekly virtual drop-in support groups to empower students and foster resilience.
The Student Counselling Centre is offering weekly virtual drop-in support groups to empower students and foster resilience.
The drop-in group “Racialized Voices Gather Together” provides a safe space for students to listen, to support one another, and to begin to heal.
The Wellness Outreach Office has a list of resources to support students struggling or in distress.
An online workshop Friday afternoon will help faculty and staff respond to student concerns the coronavirus outbreak.
A weekly bereavement group will help students heal after the Jan. 8 plane crash which claimed the lives of five members of the UWindsor community.
The Student Counselling Centre is offering free, confidential drop-in counselling for extended hours during exams.
The Exam Busters project launching today is aimed at relieving end-of-semester stress.
Starting next week, a clinical therapist will offer counselling services to students in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Mohsan Beg of the Student Counselling Centre will discuss how to manage stress in a free lunchtime soup session Tuesday.
Student Counselling Centre director Mohsan Beg will conduct a free webinar Wednesday on suicide prevention and awareness.