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Stress Management and Building Resilience
Being a student comes with many challenges, especially during these uncertain times.
What is Stress Management and Building Resilience?
Stress Management and Building Resilience is a 3-Part Series where you’ll learn strategies, tools and resources for supporting your well-being. Join us for one, two, or all three sessions.
What will I learn?
Part 1: Introduction to Stress and Resilience identifies resources and explores practices that support well-being. This workshop includes activities about self-awareness, social connection, and more.
Part 2: Goal Setting & Problem Setting identifies and explores resources, activities and practices related to identifying your strengths, practicing different goal setting techniques, managing time, problem solving, and cultivating grit.
Part 3: Shifting Perspective & Practicing Self-Compassion identifes and explores resources, activities and practices related to negativity bias, cultivating gratitude, self-compassion, and maintaining boundaries.
Where does it take place?
All three sessions are hosted virtually via Zoom.
If you attend all three workshops, your participation can be noted on your CCR.
This opportunity is recognized on the Co-Curricular Record (CCR), an official university document that tracks your co-curricular involvement at SFU. Learn more.
How do I join?
Register via Eventbrite which can be accessed in the Upcoming Sessions section. Registration has closed.
If you have any questions regarding this program, contact Sabdanaa at sabdanaa_jeyakumaran@sfu.ca.
About the Facilitator
Sabdanaa Jeyakumaran
Sabdanaa is a Health Promotion Strategist who recently graduated from the University of Toronto with a Masters of Public Health and a specialization in Community Development and Global Health. She is a Sri Lankan Tamil Canadian who has experience working in Health Promotion developing, implementing, and evaluating well-being programs for equity-seeking communities. Sabdanaa is passionate about supporting the mental health and well-being of students.
Contact: sabdanaa_jeyakumaran@sfu.ca
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