wellness week
march 11-14, 2013
learn
“Problem Solving Communication and Conflict Management”
Want to keep your relationships healthy? This workshop will teach you how to manage interpersonal conflicts effectively and help you discover how positive conflict resolution can lead to greater intimacy and respect.
Facilitated by:
LaKeSha Morris
Luis G. C. Ortega
Counseling & Testing Center
Andrews University
Monday, March 11, 2013, 6:30-7:30pm @ Leadership Lab, Campus Center
“Alcohol and College Life”
How does alcohol and college life mix? Learn about the impact of drinking in college students and sharpen your awareness about how to keep your mind and body healthy.
Facilitated by
Dr. Harvey Burnett, Licensed Psychologist
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Behavioral Sciences
Andrews University
Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 11:30am-12:30pm @ Buller Hall 149
play
“Therapy Dogs at Play”
Come and meet a group of canine therapists from The Best Friends 4-H Club. As you play and relax, learn about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and how you can get involved.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 12:30-2:30pm @ Bell Hall 161
find
“Wellness Fair”
There are many resources in our community to help you keep a sense of balance and wellness. Get a chair massage. Meet therapy dogs, play, and learn about their training. Check your hearing. Find out how to keep your body in good condition. Take a mental health screening and find out how you are doing. Improve your diet. Sharpen your resume and interviewing skills. Earn co-curricular credits.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013, 11am-2pm @ Campus Center
share
“Living Well @ AU”
Stop by and share what keeps you going, how you maintain your health, what keeps you grounded and balanced. Share your wisdom and pick up some goodies as you go on your way. It won’t take long. We’ll collect the responses we like and share them with our community at our website.
Thursday, March 14, 2013, 11am-2pm @ Campus Center
Theme for the Poster: Alive (Wellness Week, Spring 2013)
From the Artist: "In Japanese culture the Cherry Blossom Tree is a symbol for the transient nature of life. The purpose of 'hanami'—excursions to 'watch the flowers'—was to ponder how fleeting and short life is. The flowers only last a few weeks, but during that time both the mountains and the cities are filled with the delicate, pink flowers. It reminds us that during these short years that we are ALIVE we should live to the fullest. Our lives should be filled with love, hope and joy, taking pleasure in even the tiniest miracle." - Desiree Catala; desireecatala.weebly.com