Wellbeing Resources Newsletter November 2021

November is Thrive month at the University of British Columbia, an initiative for promoting and fostering UBC community’s mental health and wellbeing. English graduate students are welcome to access these wellbeing resources at UBC:

Wellbeing Resources Newsletter November 2021

Hello folks, hope you all had a wonderful beginning of November! In this issue, we have compiled a number of great resources at UBC to support your wellness, covering multiple aspects.

— Zhishu, Graduate Well-being Committee Representative

Online group counselling available to UBC students

If you’re experiencing emotional hardships and would like to connect with students experiencing similar challenges, UBC Wellbeing offers various group counselling programs. The available support groups include the graduate student group, student-parent group, the international student group, and the racism and resilience group.

Click here to register and find out more about UBC Wellbeing’s group counselling programs.

Thrive Month

November is Thrive Month, a time when the UBC community can come together to discuss and support our mental health.

The English Graduate community is invited to attend the screening and peer round table of The Great Disconnect on Monday, November 30. 

For more information and to sign up, please check out the GSS event page.

The Great Disconnect is a timely documentary that invites us to reflect on the relationships we have with those around us and raises the question: is it possible to overcome our modern culture of disconnectedness and rediscover how truly essential we are to one other? As in-person meetings have become difficult under current events, we hope that the screening and peer discussion of this documentary can be inspiring in re-establishing social connections and relationships.”

– Zhishu, Well-being Committee Representative

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