Events

From virtual meditation sessions to in-person workouts, wellness events at the Medical School offers something for everyone. 

Well-Being Calendar

The Well-Being Calendar features office-sponsored events. Additionally, you'll find meditations organized by Med^2, events hosted by the Student Health Council (SHC), and other related wellness events.

Featured Events

The Lunch & Be series aims to engage students, faculty and staff in art practices co-led by artists from the community, whether it be through movement, music listening, observing art, or writing activities.
Join us for our first Listening Circle event. This event aims to create space for shared emotional connection about our values, creating space for connection, shared experiences, and a look to the future. This session topic will be “Navigating Uncertain Times.” Laurice Girouard, LICSW, and Kelly Holder, PhD will provide facilitation. Light dinner will be served. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Join us for an intimate and illuminating conversation with renowned psychiatrist and best-selling author Dr. Jessi Gold, as she shares powerful insights into maintaining well-being, particularly in challenging environments like medical education. Dr. Gold brings her expertise and compassionate approach to an interactive dialogue that invites audience participation. Please register. Lunch will be provided.
Experience a transformative space where gentle yoga, slow movement, deep breathing, and soothing sound baths come together to nurture your body, mind, and soul. Guided by a certified yoga instructor and a trauma-informed therapist. Embrace the opportunity to connect, reflect, and recharge in a serene and supportive environment. No experience is necessary. Registration is required.

Recent Events Hosted by the Well-Being Program

Last week the Student Health Council (SHC), under the leadership of Arjun Laud, hosted therapy dogs from The Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs at The Warren Alpert Medical School. It was just in time to help reduce the stress of MD28s as they prepared for final exams.
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The Lunch & Be series aims to engage students and faculty/staff in different art practices co-led by artists from the community, whether it be through movement, music listening, observing art, or writing activities. December's session was lead by Kelsey Bogdan, an artist, scholar, and educator from The Warren Alpert Medical School class of MD27 who led a group mural painting workshop.
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This week, the Student Health Council (SHC) hosted a program fondly referred to as the Hartselle event. Dr. Stephanie Hartselle gave participants Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques they could use to maintain and improve mental health. She spoke about finding the right therapist and finding balance in medical school. Dr Hartselle also shared her experience in psychiatric practice, including inpatient and outpatient.
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