Want to Reduce Stress? Watch This Webinar.

Close up of pink peony flowers and green leaves

Update: Zoom Recording of Mental Health Presentation Now Available  

View Let's Pause: Practices and Resources to Care for Your Mental Health. In the recording, Kelcey Stratton, Chief Behavioral Health Officer guides a practice that can help you pause and reduce stress during the day. She also gives an overview of mental health resources.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Our community is stronger when we all make mental health a priority and seek out positive ways to connect and care for ourselves and others. A great way to start is by simply checking in with one another. Or plan a nature walk in the Arb with colleagues.

"Compassion and kindness can go a long way in promoting our overall well-being," says Kelcey Stratton, Chief Behavioral Health Strategist for faculty and staff. "Remember that you are not alone, and we are here to listen and offer support whenever you need it."

We Are Here for You

If you (or someone you know) could use extra support, you can access many mental and emotional health resources at no charge

  • Confidential online screenings

  • Professional counseling 

  • Presentations and events for your mind and mood

  • Tools and suggestions to foster kindness and support

Featured Resource

  • Need a break? Check out the Nature Rx app, part of the Michigan App!

Learn More

Learn more about support for your mind and mood.

Related News

A  work team giving a high 5

Pace, Don’t Race: Tips for Managing Your Workday 

Sometimes slow and steady is better for the long haul.