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For Students: Self-Care & Wellness During the COVID-19 Pandemic
It’s totally normal to feel sad, anxious, frightened, angry, or whatever other emotions you’re experiencing right now. The stress of the pandemic makes it extra important to practice self-care, and the tips and resources below can help you with this.
Emotional Wellness+ COVID-19 Resources for Students
Studying While Financially Stressed During COVID-19
Podcast
How does that financial stress impact students’ studies, and what should educators know about these financial realities? On this podcast, two students facing these challenges share their experience as part of the series about how COVID-19 is impacting education.
Tips for Self-Care During COVID-19
Available in English and Spanish
While it’s necessary to keep up-to-date and make changes to daily life in order to help control the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), the constant news cycle coupled with social distancing measures can have a real impact on mental health. During times of change and uncertainty it is ever more important to incorporate self-care and structure into your schedule. And while your typical self-care routine may no longer be available, there are ways to stay healthy and remain connected. Every day take a moment (or more) to take care of yourself.
Income Benefits for College Students
Prepared by John Burton Advocates for Youth – April 6, 2020
Many students are dealing with emergency needs resulting from the COVID-19 crisis and the consequent economic downturn. The economic fallout from the crisis is likely to last months, if not years, and it is therefore crucial that students take action now to shore up their economic stability over the long term at the same time that they address emergent needs. The resources below may not offer immediate relief but are nonetheless crucial to put in place alongside emergency relief measures as quickly as possible.
Support for Immigrant Communities During COVID-19
Recursos para inmigrantes sobre COVID-19 en español—utilice este enlace
Resources for undocumented communities during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Topics covered include: Addressing Fear and Coping with Stress During Infectious Disease Outbreaks; Health Access & Guidance Regarding Covid-19; Connecting To Free/Low-Cost Resources; Legal Rights and Supports for Workers; Housing; and many more topics. The resource is being updated as more information becomes available. Available in Spanish & English.
How to Handle Coronavirus
Anxious about coronavirus? Reach out to a Crisis Counselor.
Crisis Text Line information and resources for students on how to handle Coronavirus.
Community Connections in Times of Physical Separation
Each Mind Matters Blog
If you’re experiencing feelings of worry, irritability, or low mood right now, you’re not alone.
Love is Louder Action Center
#LouderTogether
Love is Louder Action Center to provide resources and tips for taking care of physical and mental health and supporting each other during this time of uncertainty.
9 Strategies for Quarantining in a Non-LGBTQ+ Affirming Environment
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With help from queer therapists and experts from The Trevor Project, here’s how to endure isolation with those who might not accept your identity.
Care for Your Coronavirus Anxiety
Free Meditations
Recenter during these uncertain times with a free short meditation.
Active Minds Student Chat Will Now be Hosted Weekly
Next up: Connecting with Peers During COVID-19, Wednesday, April 1, 11:00am PT. Register here!
Coping and Staying Emotionally Well During COVID-19 School Closures
This Active Minds post describes the potential impact campus closures will have on the mental health and wellbeing of students, staff, and faculty, and shares tips for self-care.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Outbreak
This information from Mount Holyoke College is intended to support students coping with COVID-19, especially students with loved ones in China.
Coronavirus Sanity Guide
These free resources from Ten Percent Happier include meditations, blog posts, podcasts and talks to help build resilience and calm anxieties.