How is ageism unlike other forms of discrimination? And how does it impact health? Read the October issue of CARE Connections, the monthly newsletter of the Center for Aging Research and Education. Here’s an excerpt: Older …
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Wellness Tip – How to Retrain Your Nervous System
Why is it important to retrain your nervous system if you’re studying to be a nurse? Retraining your nervous system is essential for nursing students because it builds emotional resilience, improves decision-making under pressure, and …
Wellness Tip – Body Scan
Body Scanning can help reduce stress and may result in additional physical benefits such as reduced inflammation, fatigue, and insomnia. Body scanning can also help break the cycle of physical and psychological tension that can …
NRSP September Featured Publication – Dr. Michelle Chui and Jamie Stone
Nursing Research and Sponsored Programs is pleased to highlight this past month’s Featured Publication from new faculty members Dr. Michelle Chui, PhD, MS, PharmD, and Research Services Manager Jamie Stone! Welcome to the SON, Dr. …
October Monthly Mental Health Digest from UHS
👥 The Mental Health Student Advisory Board (SAB) is accepting applications! SAB enhances UHS Mental Health Services and initiatives by offering feedback, advocating for student needs, and participating in outreach events. Applications are currently open until October 26. Learn more …
Join the Badger Nurse Network!
The Badger Nurse Network (BNN) is a professional group for UW-Madison School of Nursing students, alumni, faculty, and staff. The network connects alumni together to share insights, resources, and ideas. There are over 2,200+ members …
More Than an RN – CARE Connections
There’s a new Certificate in Aging Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Read about how could it benefit nursing students in the September issue of CARE Connections, the monthly newsletter of the Center for Aging …
Fostering Success for Independent Badger Scholars
Are you declared as an independent student on the FAFSA? Students considered independent are those without traditional family support, including those who were in foster care, experienced homelessness, have deceased parents, or have parents affected …
Suicide Prevention Training for all UW–Madison Students—Available on Canvas
78% of students would talk to a peer if they were struggling with their mental health. University Health Services offers online suicide prevention trainings for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students through Recognize, Respond, Refer. This …
Thrive Online – New Online Resource for Mental Health
UHS Mental Health Services is excited to introduce Thrive Online a new online resource designed to support student mental health and wellbeing. What is Thrive Online? An extension of UHS’s Thrive Workshops, Thrive Online is …