Here are some ways to maintain your emotional dimension of wellness.
Tag: stress
Get PAWSitively Stress Free during Finals Week
Take a study break with certified therapy dogs, free chair massages, and other stress-relieving activities from 2-6 p.m. Monday, December 8, and Tuesday, December 9, in Milner Library.
Free stress management courses available this semester
This semester, two free courses are available through Health Promotion and Wellness to help participants live intentionally and manage stress.
Get PAWSitively Stress Free this semester with therapy dogs
Campus’s favorite furry friends will be back on the third floor of Milner Library this semester, spreading smiles and reducing stress. PAWSitively Stress free is a free event co-sponsored by Health Promotion and Wellness and Milner Library that brings therapy dogs to campus.
Free stress management class begins March 20
Practice of Positive Living is a free stress-management program that assists students with being more present in their daily lives.
Stress less with Practice of Positive Living
Stress is a necessary and normal part of life. However, too much or unmanaged stress can lead to academic, personal, and health issues. Illinois State University students report stress as one of the top barriers to academic success.
Massage, other stress-relieving activities offered on campus
Stress is a normal and necessary part of life. However, too much stress or stress that is not positively managed can damage your emotional and physical health. Health Promotion and Wellness has a variety of ways to help you manage your stress and learn important life skills throughout the semester.
Get PAWSitively Stress Free during Finals Week
Take a study break with Health Promotion and Wellness and Milner Library and get PAWSitively Stress Free on Monday, December 9, and Tuesday, December 10.
Beat stress with Health Promotion and Wellness!
Stress is a normal, and necessary, part of life. However, too much stress or an inability to positively manage stress can be damaging to your emotional and physical health.