Live Well @HLS Events

Live Well @HLS Fall 2019 Calendar

Wellness Fair

Wednesday, September 11, 11:30-1:30 pm, WCC Haas Lounge

GSAS Dance Classes

Sunday, September 22 through Sunday, November 17 – No classes on October 13
The GSAS Arts Fellows are pleased to announce the start of salsa and bachata dance classes on Sunday, September 22 as a de-stressing activity for the students. The classes will be held every Sunday in the Dining room of the GSAS Student Center, Lehman hall and are open to all Harvard affiliates and their guests.

• Absolute Beginners Salsa ($50 for 8 classes or $10 for drop-ins)
  Time: 12pm
  No previous dance experience required
  No partner needed
  Style: LA on 1
• Intermediate Salsa ($50 for 8 classes or $10 for drop-ins)
  Time: 1pm
  Knowledge of 1-basic steps, 2- cross-body lead, 3- right turn and left turn is required.
  No partner needed
  Style: LA on 1
• Bachata ($50 for 8 classes or $10 for drop-ins)
  Time: 2pm
  This class is open for both, absolute beginners and intermediates.
  The instructor will not assume previous knowledge but the class will advance quickly
  No partner needed
  Style: fusion of classical and modern bachata
  Focus: Body movements and partner work

Please sign-in with your Harvard email/Harvard key to access the event and to make a payment.
For questions, contact: gsas.arts@gmail.com

Self-Defense Class

Friday, October 4, 5:00-9:00 pm
Advanced sign up is required
Please email studentsupport@law.harvard.edu

ABA Mental Health Day

Tuesday, October 10

Developing a Resilient Mindset to Manage Stress and Pressure

Developing a Resilient Mindset to Manage Stress and Pressure
Wednesday, November 13, 12:00-1:00 pm WCC 1019

Take a Paws

Reading Week

Chair Massages

Reading Week

5K to Finals

Friday, December 8

Ongoing Programs and Resources

Let’s Talk
Let’s Talk is a program that provides easy access to informal, confidential conversations with clinicians from CAMHS. Clinicians hold walk-in hours at designated sites around campus. There is no appointment necessary and no fee for the service.

Counseling and Mental Health Services
A no-cost support service that works collaboratively across the University to support registered students who are experiencing some measure of distress in their lives. You can request an initial consult, online, by going through your HUHS patient portal. If you have questions, you can call the CAMHS front desk at 617-495-2042.

CAMHS Workshops and Groups
Participation in one of CAMHS’s many groups or workshops provides a safe and supportive place to discuss your concerns and learn coping skills with others who may have similar challenges. Workshops are voluntary and available for you to join. Group counseling requires a referral from your CAMHS clinician and gives you the opportunity to meet other students and share problems, concerns, issues, and goals. Groups are facilitated by a therapist, have six to eight members, require a pre-group screening with one of the leaders, and vary in frequency. Group counseling can help you change and reach personal goals, and can also alleviate feelings of alienation and loneliness.

Drop-in Counseling with Marla Allisan, JD, LICSW
Fridays from 11:00 am-12:00 pm and 1:00 pm-2:00 pm, Pound Hall Clinic
If you have concerns, but don’t know if you need therapy, feel free to try Drop-In Counseling, for a 30-minute session. This is for HLS students only. Urgent Care is still available at Smith Center, 3rd floor, 24/7 and is the appropriate choice for urgent matters.

Grieving Together
10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19 (Tuesday evenings) from 5:15 pm-6:30pm, Pound Hall Clinic
This is a group for students who are grieving a loss such as the death of a parent/relative, friend, colleague or similar type of loss. This may be a recent loss or an old loss that is affecting you at this time.
Co-led by Marla Allisan, JD, LICSW and Tammy McLeod, MA, Harvard Chaplain

For more info, contact:
Marla Allisan, JD, LICSW
617-495-4414
mallisan@huhs.harvard.edu

Urgent Care
Urgent Care provides advice and treatment for urgent health problems, both physical and emotional, that require prompt attention but are not life threatening emergencies. This is located on the third floor of the Smith Center.