Introduction

Image citation: (Life of Wellness, 2022) Alt Text: An illustration of a person with two thought bubbles: one cluttered with distractions (“Mind Full”) and one calm with trees and a sun (“Mindful”). Text reads: “Mind Full, or Mindful?”

Learning Objectives for the Micro-Module

Knowledge Objectives (What students should know):

  1. Understand the physiological and psychological impact of stress on the brain and body.
  2. Recognize the importance of mindfulness as a tool for stress management.
  3. Comprehend the evidence-based effectiveness of mindfulness tools in reducing stress.

Skill Objectives (What students should be able to do):

  1. Practice and develop proficiency in basic mindfulness techniques, including deep breathing exercises and meditations.
  2. Design and implement a personalized daily mindfulness routine to manage stress effectively.

Other Specific Outcomes:

  1. Identify and access campus and online resources for mental health and stress support.
  2. Share and collaborate on effective stress-management strategies with peers to foster a supportive community.

 

Introductory Video: