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Self-Help Mental Health Workshops

Learn how to manage fear, anxiety, and stress with self-help workshops open to all BYU-Idaho students and employees.
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FEAR-less Emotion Management

Every Tuesdays from 2 - 2:45 PM in MC 176B

A 45-minute workshop held in room 131 of the Smith with Dallas L. Johnson, Ph.D., on Tuesdays at 2:00pm-2:45pm.

In this workshop, you will learn how the brain and body respond to real and perceived physical and emotional threats. This response is called the fear or survival response and it contributes to the development of excess stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and suicide ideation. In the workshop you will learn strategies to better manage the fear response to improve your overall well-being. For specific questions about the workshop feel free to contact Dr. Johnson directly at johnsondal@byui.edu.

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Stress and Anxiety Management

Every Wednesday from 3:15 - 4 PM in MC 176C

A 45-minute workshop held in the Manwaring Center 176B with Ben Rolph, LMFT, on Wednesdays at 3:15pm-4:00pm.

This workshop is geared toward helping individuals learn healthy ways to manage and reduce physical, mental, and emotional tension in a variety of settings and situations using the art of acceptance, appreciation, and invitation.

First Day of School - Jan 2022

Mental Health Empowerment

Every Wednesday from 4:15 - 5 PM in MC 176C.

Mental Health Empowerment is a workshop by BSW Interns who teach skills for a variety of different mental health-related topics each week, ranging from stress, anxiety, depression, time management, goal setting, mindfulness, productivity & focus, and many other topics chosen by students who attend. Learn how these concepts tie together and how utilizing skills in all areas of life can lead to better mental health!

*Note: Please be aware that workshops are not therapy. They are self-help classes. If you are looking for personal mental health therapy or personal advice please contact the BYU-Idaho Counseling Center (208-496-9370) to schedule to meet with a mental health provider. If you need emergency help please refer to the crisis box on the previous page.