A self-care kit with a journal, motivational chips, Gatorade powder, magnets with emergency mental health contact numbers, Pass Kit cards and a stress ball will be available for every student that stops by the C&A booth on campus. The kits remind students of small, tangible activities they can do everyday to help reduce their stress and anxiety.
There are several reasons why journaling is food for your health.
Positive Psychology
These chips are a really easy way to give young adults a boost, especially if they are having a bad day. These chips enable students to recognize someone cares for them.
Gatorade is known as a sports drink. After young adults work out, this Gatorade powder mixed with water will help young people rehydrate, replace glycogen stores (sugar that is stored in the muscles and replace electrolytes).
This magnet badge displays each school's name on the badge. This badge features emergency local and national mental health contact numbers as well as each school's counseling phone number. This is a great resource for students struggling with their mental health.
Students will receive 50 Panic, Anxiety, Stress and Support cards. The 50 cards are broken down into five different catergories - your body, your mind, your feelings and relationships, your lifestyle - with positive mental health tips and strategies for college students to continue to build their resiliency skills.
C&A opened its doors in late June, 1976. Learn about our wonderful history and how the agency has expanded its programs, services and locations throughout Stark County.