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Mindfulness in Education: Tools for Focus, Empathy, and Stress Reduction

In this Learning Lab, we will share the various factors influencing student belonging, and explore activities that support students in defining what belonging means for them and in a college setting. We will discuss the need to belong and walk through a reflective exercise you can use with students. Finally, we will delve into the three types of mattering and provide actionable strategies to increase a student’s sense of mattering within the college community.

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Self-Compassion 101: A Vital Skill for Student Success and Well-Being

Explore the transformative role of self-compassion in combating the rising rates of loneliness, anxiety, and perfectionism on college campuses. In this 30-minute Lunch & Learn, staff psychologist at Harvard University’s Counseling and Mental Health Service, author, coach, and U-Thrive Educational Services Key Contributor, Dr. Tara Cousineau highlights why students often avoid self-kindness, the core principles of self-compassion, and simple, effective research-based practices to help them thrive academically and emotionally.

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Don’t Be So Sure! The Psychological and Social Benefits of Intellectual Humility

Intellectual humility has important implications for the degree to which people are open to new information, think carefully about the evidence for their beliefs, treat people who disagree with them respectfully, and behave in ways that promote positive social relationships. This session will examine the nature and causes of low and high intellectual humility, its

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