Join the Counseling Services Department on Wed., April 17, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., for “Counseling on the Green” on the Central Campus Quad beside the Parr Center.
There will be various fun, engaging activities for students to participate in while raising mental health awareness and chipping away at stigmas.
The day will include:
- Chair massages
- Therapy dogs
- Mindfulness meditation
- Coping skills kits
- “Theater with a Therapist”
- Low-impact yoga
- “Kick Away your Fears”
- Games
- “Shred your Stress”
- Gratitude letters
- Mental health facts and info
- Snacks and beverages
- Giveaways and door prizes
At Central Piedmont Community College, we understand that challenges can sometimes impact your studies. Our Counseling Services are here to support your mental, emotional, and academic journey toward growth and success.
Have you ever felt stressed, anxious or depressed and didn’t know what to do to feel better?
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