The Server Training Program educates student alcohol providers about their legal responsibilities as servers and provides practical methods for ensuring responsible consumption. This is facilitated by the Hub Peer Supporters and prioritizes the following objectives:                                               Â
This workshop is Part 4 in a series of 4 short skill-based workshops designed to explore a skill from each of the 4 modules of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT). Each workshop is designed to stand alone but participants are also invited to attend all 4. Â
Do you find yourself saying yes to requests that you should really say no to? Do you have difficulty accepting constructive criticism? Do you have problems asking for what you want? Come and learn how to be assertive!
Please register 24 hour prior to the start time of the workshop.
Join student facilitators Kook and Josh for a 90-minute session grounded in Tibetan Buddhist practices. Each session blends a contemplative practice with discussion. Open to all students—whether or not you follow a spiritual path. No prior experience needed.
The Skills for Building Healthier Relationships Workshop will help you understand behaviors and patterns in romantic relationships and develop effective strategies so that you can find compatible partners or improve your existing relationships.Â
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Do you find it challenging to balance life and academics? Do you feel disconnected from others in your program? Do you sometimes struggle to retain your focus and direction? Join the group for ideas, encouragement, motivation and a sense of connectedness!Â
This online support group, offered by ɬŔď·¬ Student Wellness Hub Counsellors, is a space of care and connection for Muslim, Arab, or Palestinian-identifying students navigating collective grief and suffering.
Join the Digital Well-being Series, designed to cultivate mindfulness about screen time and its impacts. This group will offer practical strategies and insights to explore your digital consumption and enhance your overall well-being.
Do you find it challenging to balance your academics with other aspects of your life? Do you sometimes feel isolated from others in your program? Do you at times struggle to retain your focus and motivation?
What’s your next step? This interactive workshop for graduate students will teach you the skills to review position types and work environments within the context of your career.
Join the Legal Information Clinic at ɬŔď·¬ and the Local Wellness Advisor for International Students for this "Just-info" presentation aimed to help ɬŔď·¬ students learn about the Immigration landscape in Quebec and Canada.
One of the best ways to build motivation is by getting started. Start your week strong by joining a 30-minute "plan your week" session on Monday mornings. It is an opportunity to set your intentions, boost motivation, troubleshoot challenges, and connect with other undergrad students.
Join student facilitators Kook and Josh for a 90-minute session grounded in Tibetan Buddhist practices. Each session blends a contemplative practice with discussion. Open to all students—whether or not you follow a spiritual path. No prior experience needed.
This bi-weekly in-person discussion series offers a safe and supportive space for women, including those from diverse cultural and international backgrounds, to share their unique experiences and engage in meaningful dialogue about the challenges and triumphs of womanhood.
Distress tolerance is a core skill that is useful not only in times of crisis, but also to improve your sense of resilience and lower your overall baseline level of distress. This workshop will teach you concrete skills such as radical acceptance, improving the moment, and self-soothing to better cope in challenging situations.