Drop-in to explore the basics of Mindfulness Meditation. All levels are welcome as we practice a variety of techniques aimed at slowing down, paying attention and being curious. Come every week or just when you can!
Register for Meditation for the CuriousCome practice mindful meditation as a community in the ARC. Practicing meditation can help manage stress, as well as improve memory and focus. Certified facilitator Michael "Maka" Takahara will lead us in guided meditation each week. No particular experience or beliefs are necessary.
Register for Mindful Meditation for Asian Resource Center CommunityFeeling the midweek slump? Stop by for Wellness Soup Wednesday. We've partnered with the Organic Soup Company to offer free and tasy soup to keep you warmed and nourished to get through the rest of the week.
The H&W Food Nutrition Basic Skills ProgramEver feel like you have an easy time showing up for your friends, but find it hard to show up for yourself? Though self-compassion is not often the first response for many of us during moments of personal struggle, this skill can be trained. Join us weekly for a beginner friendly exploration of Mindful Self-Compassion. We will cover research backed practices for increasing resilience and improving overall wellbeing.
Register for Mindful Self-Compassion SeriesJoshua Steinfeldt is a professional coach, mindfulness teacher, and a positive psychology teacher. His meditation sessions will include research informed practices, brief practical teachings, and the principles of learn, practice, and embody.
Register for Guided Meditation with Joshua SteinfeldtJoin Health & Wellness, OISS, and the English Conversation Program for a burrito picnic. Meet at Super Cucas, place your order, and walk over with the group to enjoy a sunny picnic with lawn games. Meet new friends, practice English, and enjoy an Isla Vista staple. Partners and family members are welcome.
Shoreline Registration for Burrito Picnic with OISSNeed a snack to refuel? We refill our fruit bowls with free pieces of fresh fruit on Thursdays at: 1. Women's Center / Health & Wellness 2. Student Resource Building (1st, 2nd, and 34 floors)
The Why the Fruit ProjectFree drop-in support group/ community space for folks who identified as Asian and Pacific Islander descents, who would like to talk about mental health, and who would like to gain and provide support to and from others. Cosponsored by CAPS and EOP and Asian Resource Center.
Register for HAPIJoin us for an evening of creativity as we craft traditional lanterns and explore the art of calligraphy to celebrate APIDA Heritage Month. Dive into the rich cultural traditions of the APIDA community while spreading love and fortune to our future selves.
Shoreline Registration for APIDA Heritage Month Lantern Making Calligraphy with ARCNeed a snack to refuel? Pick-up your free piece of fresh fruit every week at any of our campus-wide locations! 1. Health & Wellness Rejuvenation Station (Wednesdays at Veterans Resource Center, Building 434, Room 123) 2. Women's Center / Health & Wellness 3. Student Resource Building (1st, 2nd, and 34 floors) 4. SNAC/Basic Needs Center 5. Career Center/CAPS lobby 6. Multicultural Center 7. Transfer Student Center (Inside the UCSB Library) 8.
The Why the Fruit Project