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CU Wellness

Nourish November

Take a break with CU Wellness

All of this programming and more is available at concordia.ca/cuwellness

November 10 to 14 is Wellness Week!

Reconnect with your body, mind and emotions!

November 10: Understanding procrastination

Learn why we delay tasks and how to take action.

November 12: Moving emotions through the body

Release tension and reconnect with your body.

November 13: Therapy dogs in the Vanier Library

Take a “paws” from stress and spend time with some furry friends!

November 13: Sound baths with Samara

Soothe your body and mind with calming sound waves.

November 14: Imposter phenomenon

Get the skills to combat self-doubt.

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Throughout November

We have plenty of events all month long.

November 18 & 27: Healthy eating on a budget

Learn budget-friendly meal planning and cook with peers!

November 25: Managing exam stress

Manage anxiety and boost your exam confidence.

November 26: Therapy dogs in EV

Take a “paws” from stress and spend time with some furry friends!

November 27: Sound baths with Samara

Soothe your body and mind with calming sound waves.

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Peer-to-peer reflection

This is my dog, Cookie. She takes breaks when she needs to, so she has the energy to keep going later, not because she is avoiding her day but because she is recharging for it. Like her, you deserve to slow down sometimes and take things one moment at a time. Pausing for a bit might be exactly what helps you keep going. 

I hope November treats you kindly — good luck with everything. You got this!

Rudy
Administrative & Communications Assistant 

CU Wellness

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