by Cheney Mason | Apr 2, 2019 | Intellectual, Spiritual, Wellness, Wellness Blog
This week’s video in the resiliency series by psychologist Mick Lynch is The F Word and it might not be the same F word you are thinking of. Resiliency is about being able to cope with a crisis or issue in life and being able to quickly recover and grow from the...
by Carly Sylvester | Mar 29, 2019 | Social, Wellness, Wellness Blog
It’s 1:30pm and you are sitting in class. You receive a friend request from someone you don’t know, but you accept it. What’s the big deal? Later that evening you realize this new friend has been liking a lot of your pictures and posts, so you visit their account....
by Cheney Mason | Mar 27, 2019 | Emotional, Physical, Wellness, Wellness Blog
On Winona State University’s campus, 30.5% of students have been victims of sexual assault and 20.5% of students have been victims of domestic violence in their lifetime according to the most recent Boynton College Student Health Survey. April is Sexual Assault...
by Cheney Mason | Mar 26, 2019 | Physical, Spiritual, Wellness, Wellness Blog
This week, Psychologist Mick Lynch is talking all about the importance of self-care and what his acronym CHEERS stands for. This acronym can help to remind us of all the areas we need to focus on to become a more resilient warrior. Resiliency is about being able to...
by Cheney Mason | Mar 18, 2019 | Intellectual, Social, Wellness, Wellness Blog
This week’s one minute resilience video, “The Wolf You Feed” by psychologist Mick Lynch is all about a story of the two “wolves” inside of us. One of them is negative and one of them is positive. Mick Lynch wants us to ask ourselves, “which wolf do we...
by Cheney Mason | Mar 4, 2019 | Social, Spiritual, Wellness, Wellness Blog
Have you ever found that you often compare yourself to another person? Almost all of us compare ourselves to others every day and that can be an extremely bad habit. This week’s video, Stop Comparing, by Psychologist Mick Lynch talks all about comparing and why we...
