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Past APISA Chair Tony Yang and Ombudsperson Callale Concon

Process your feelings at a 3Practice Support Circle this Thursday via Zoom

APISA and the Ombuds Office are partnering to host a safe space for colleagues to share complicated feelings.


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Eldercare support workshop on Friday plus more FSAP well-being events

Find out how to improve your work-life balance, boost your resilience and put self-care first in these upcoming learning opportunities.


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FSAP to host eldercare support workshop and eight-week mindfulness training course

Find out how to improve your work-life balance, boost your resilience and put self-care first in these upcoming learning opportunities.


Rachael Nava

A message from Rachael Nava: Coping with election uncertainties

EVP/COO Nava provides supportive resources for staff.


Join LaSA for a special presentation on UC’s mental health benefits

This Thursday, October 10, join the UCOP/UCPath Latinx Employee Resource Group in celebrating World Mental Health Day.


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Mental health and supportive resources for a challenging time

If you've been feeling anxious, depressed or overwhelmed, individual support and online resources are available.


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How to create more belonging for yourself and others

The Greater Good Science Center shares small things we can do to feel a sense of belonging and help create it for others.


Chase Anderson, M.D., and Brittany Bryant, LCSW

Microaggressions, your health and how to cope

Experiencing microaggressions can lead to worse physical and mental health and lower quality of life.


May 14: UCSF experts will discuss culture’s impact on mental health

A panel of UCSF mental health experts will discuss the influence of culture on mental health and strategies to overcome cultural stigmas. 


Prioritize your mental health with expert-led workshops

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, so it's a perfect time to make your mental health a priority.


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Can’t stop worrying? Why video games help

There’s a reason why video games are so good at capturing our attention — and research from UC Riverside suggests that they can have major benefits for our mental health.