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Discover strategies to prevent burnout in the workplace
In today's high-pressure work environments, many leaders operate in survival mode—from juggling competing demands to navigating constant change and reacting to challenges with increasing exhaustion. Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members are invited to join the Wellness Program ...
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Get support navigating work-life balance with free, 24/7 services through CWRU’s employee assistance program
Available to all benefits-eligible employees, services include mental health counseling, lifestyle management and more
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Volunteer for Fresh Check Day
On Sept. 12, University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) will host Fresh Check Day—which aims to promote mental health awarenss and suicide prevention across college campuses—at Case Western Reserve University. To ensure Fresh Check Day is a success, the UHCS is seeking volunteers able to fost...
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Visit new University Health and Counseling Services clinic
University Health and Counselings Service (UHCS) recently opened its new medical clinic on the first floor of Noyes House (located at 2275 Murray Hill Rd.). Open to Case Western Reserve University students, services include care for: Respiratory illness, Minor injuries, Rashes and skin issu...
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Become a certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to join University Health and Counseling Services for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) instructor training, which will take place from Monday, Aug. 11, to Thursday, Aug. 14. This in-person event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p...
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Spartan Showcase: Sean Eli McCormick
As a student in the Master of Arts in Bioethics and Medical Humanities program at Case Western Reserve University, Sean Eli McCormick witnessed many of his classmates prepare medical school applications. He noted how they tried to sound human but not too human as they sought to convey empathy withou...