Caring Universities: But how are you really doing?
Student life can be tough. It’s not easy balancing school, your social life, work, exercise, and more. That’s why it’s extra important to be aware of how you’re doing and to take good care of yourself.
Join the free mental health programmes
Caring Universities offers evidence-based mental health programmes for students on improving mood, reducing stress, learning life skills, dealing with sleep problems, tackling procrastination, and learning how to solve problems. The programmes are developed by clinical psychologists, continuously tested and completely free of charge.
Would you like some personal contact? Each programme has an e-coach who is more than happy to chat with you online to support your journey during the programmes. If desired, you can also join anonymously.
The platform is accessible anytime, anywhere. So don't hesitate to take a look!
View the mental health programmesDo the Mental Health Check
Caring Universities invites you to do the mental-health check, giving you more insights into your mental well-being. Next to gaining more insights on yourself, you will also help other students as it contributes to Caring Universities’ knowledge and lets them know how to better their services. You will receive the questionnaire via your university email in November 2022.
The Mental Health Check is developed by Harvard University and distributed worldwide by the World Health Organization. The mental-health check is completely confidential.
Boost your confidence with EsteemUp
Are you struggling with your self-esteem? Do you frequently have negative thoughts about yourself? Do you want to know more about how to grow your confidence? Then sign up for the new programme EsteemUp and:
- learn the secret to growing your confidence;
- become your best self and realize your self-worth;
- learn how to really own your accomplishments and stop comparing;
- boost your self-esteem by improving your social circle and speaking your mind.
Questions?
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