Wildcat Wellness Workshops

The UKCC offers a variety of drop-in workshops via Zoom to help you be a healthier you. ALL UK students are welcome to attend these workshops.

No appointment is necessary, and you do not need to be a UKCC client to attend these programs. 

In addition to the workshops below, students can drop in for informal conversations via Zoom with Counseling Center clinicians during Let's Talk. 

WEEKLY WORKSHOPS

Color Coded

Narrative and expressive therapy for students of color, aimed to empower the authentic self, give space for unique perspectives, and use art to cultivate pride and growth.

Fall 2020:

Fridays, 3:00-4:30

Join via Zoom:

COVID Support

A support program for students who have tested positive for COVID-19 and need a safe space to discuss their reactions.

Fall 2020:

Mondays, 11:00-12:00

Register here: https://ukth.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwscOisqj0uHtdKUC9nIm-uAcdawrJ5x3C3

​Meditation

The body of research on mindfulness is overwhelmingly positive and ever increasing.  Meditation is a major component of becoming more mindful and of developing a regular mindfulness practice.  Meditating can help with concentration, patience, self-compassion, sleep, and overall stress management and well-being. This drop-in workshop (no appointment needed) includes brief discussion about mindfulness practice, a professional leading guided meditations, and some silent meditation time. All levels of experience are welcome. 

TOPICAL WORKSHOPS

Beating Test Anxiety 

This workshop is for students who prepare well for class exams but consistently receive low test scores. Low test scores may be due to many factors such as test anxiety or concentration/focus problems. The workshop facilitator will help students definite the problem and develop useful solutions. The content is the same for all sessions.

Fall 2020

1:00; 9/9, 9/29, 9/30, 10/6, 10/7, 11/18, 11/24, 12/1

https://ukth.zoom.us/j/96029651406?pwd=elVtclVVcmgrREpHQ05YRXUvUTdhZz09

Major/Career Decision Making

This workshop is for students who have not picked a major, those who are struggling in their majors and those who are disinterested in their majors, and those who are having difficulty making career decisions. The workshop format is 45-50 minutes of interactive activities that introduce students to steps involved in making important life decisions. Students will learn more about their interests and values as well as resources to help in their decision making. The content is the same for all sessions.

Fall 2020

1:00; 10/14, 10/20, 10/28, 11/10

https://ukth.zoom.us/j/96029651406?pwd=elVtclVVcmgrREpHQ05YRXUvUTdhZz09

Question, Persuade, Refer (Suicide Prevention Program)

Learn to recognize the warning signs that someone is thinking about suicide and how to apply three steps to save a life. Attendees will receive a QPR booklet and card with information on suicide prevention as well as resource information within the community. For more information about the program, visit: www.qprinstitute.com