student well-being
Simran Bhatia receives Outstanding Professional Award
Simran Bhatia, organizational health education specialist, was presented with the Outstanding Professional Award by Missouri Partners in Prevention at the Annual Meeting of the Minds at their conference on Friday, April 14, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Read More »Activities planned during Sexual Assault Awareness Week
Please join student well-being for activities during Sexual Assault Awareness Week, from Monday, April 24, to Friday, April 28. The purpose of Sexual Assault Awareness Week is to raise awareness and help prevent sexualized violence and assault.
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NEW Embracing Nature Counseling Group from Student Well-Being
Learn ways to emotionally regulate through connecting with and embracing nature in this new counselor-led group offered by Student Well-Being. This group will encourage activity, meet outdoors frequently, encourage earthing, and build a better sense of how you can regulate your emotions thought interacting with items in nature such as trees, plants, animals and so […]
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International Day of Happiness Event
Celebrate International Day of Happiness by spending the evening with Student Well-Being!
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Celebrate the International Day of Happiness
Celebrate International Day of Happiness by spending the evening with student well-being 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, March 21, in Room 199 Toomey Hall. There will be fun activities, crafts, bingo, prizes, free food and more. The event is open to all campus community members.
Read More »Drinking alcohol during St. Pat’s? Read this first
As we approach St. Pat’s festivities, Missouri S&T’s University Police and Student Well-Being would like to offer the following information pertaining to alcohol safety.
Read More »Wellness Resource Fair set Monday
Join student well-being at the Wellness Resource Fair 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13, in the Havener Center atrium.
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Focus on your mental well-being beginning Feb. 13
Yoga, mental health screenings, vision boards, crafts, a wellness fair and a day to hang out with dogs are a few of the events that are planned during Mental Well-being Awareness Week. The activities begin Monday, Feb. 13.
Read More »Student Well-Being wants to hear from you!
They are searching for a new campus-wide mental health and wellness platform for students to use and want to know what you would want in a platform.
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Addressing Common Misperceptions of Mental Health Services Provided at Missouri S&T
According to the 2022 Missouri Assessment of College Health Behaviors, 88% of S&T students reported that stress interfered with their academic life, and 91% reported that stress interfered with their personal life. Along with this, in the past year 56% of S&T students experienced depression, 63% experienced anxiety, 28% experienced panic attacks, and 26% experienced chronic sleep issues.
Student Well-Being offers individual counseling, group counseling, consultations, and many other services to S&T students to help relieve and prevent these mental health concerns. It is important that these services are known about and understood fully in order to best support students. Please use this document to read about some of the common misperceptions of services offered, and feel free to reach out to Student Well-Being staff anytime with questions or concerns using the contact information on the next page.
