Joshua 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 SteinfeldtALL STUDENTS WELCOME! The Rejuvenation Station is a drop-in space where students can unwind and immerse in self-care. Registration includes tea, mindful activities, and a place to relax. Sign-ups for mini-massages are first-come, first-served, in person, starting at 2:55pm each Tuesday. Connect with other students or with our friendly interns about resources and more opportunities for well-being.
Register for Rejuvenation StationCome 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 ProgramDescribed as an ever-evolving path of love, Heartfulness meditation can improve our day-to-day lives and help us achieve real-world balance, peace, and joy. It is a practical technique that can be used in parallel with any other approach. We invite everyone to experience the unique benefits of this meditation practice. This summer series is open to all students, faculty, and staff. Mats, cushions and seating provided.
Register on Shoreline for Heartfelt MeditationNeed 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 ProjectNeed 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 ProjectPracticing meditation can help manage stress, as well as improve memory and focus. Join us each week for a guided meditation with a certified facilitator. No particular experience or beliefs necessary. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
Register for Open Awareness MeditationFree 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 HAPIJoshua 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 Steinfeldt