Mental Health

The event marked the fifth anniversary of The Flourish, a student resource and newsletter that aims to change the way students approach wellness, struggle, and support.

Wellbeing on the Farm teaches evidence-based strategies for managing stress and regulating emotions, helping students navigate the challenges of college and beyond.

The second annual wellness event incorporated tables from teams across campus and a student photo exhibit.

Learn about the professional staff, peers, and campus resources that are here to support your mental health and well-being at the student mental health hub.

A new partnership between Vaden Health Services and the program Art Pharmacy taps into the power of experiences like taking a poetry workshop or attending a photography exhibit for enhancing student well-being.

The new program, which launched earlier this month, offers no-cost, virtual mental health and medical appointments to supplement the services offered by Counseling and Psychological Services and Vaden Medical Services.

When you’re feeling overwhelmed by grief or sadness, Stanford mental health and well-being experts say it’s important to acknowledge your feelings, check in with your friends, and seek out support. You are not alone.

The event combined ASSU’s regular Friday Flowers giveaway with tables promoting The Flourish, an online publication with tips and resources, as well as other campus organizations.  

Is a group project getting you down? Members of your student org need a hand getting along? Students who are trained mediators can help with short consultations, workshops, and more for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.  

In a message to all students, the Division of Student Affairs and the Office for Religious and Spiritual Life highlight university resources relevant to this natural disaster and student-led relief efforts.