Past Events

Wake up and start your day with this water workout sure to improve your aerobic capacity, fl exibility, and strength while reducing the effects of impact on the joints.

Join Ella Nunes, Founder of Wax and Fire Co. in creating your own unique scents and pouring your own natural soy candles. Everyone will pour and take​ home one 4oz candle of your own creation. These make great gifts for Mother’s Day or gifts to yourself! Registration is required, as materials will be purchased for participants.

Join Thrive in the Workplace Project Coordinator Samantha as she leads you through a unique workplace wellness workshop. We will focus on how to improve team dynamics, communication, and our own personal emotional intelligence using effective self-care strategies for school, work, and home. Then, we'll test our knowledge using quizzes on the Thrive in the Workplace app, becoming Thrive certified in workplace wellness along the way. Hope to see you there! Please register here.

Jackie Roberge will join MindWell-U’s Geoff Soloway to discuss responding vs. reacting to stress. In this webinar, we will explore:​ The effects of stress on body and mind How thoughts and emotions are created  The 4 stages of conscious change and how to apply them How to own our emotions and be able to respond vs. react by using a simple yet powerful 4-step process Learn more and register: https://www.mindwellu.com/webinars

Craig Leonard, Consultant with Organization and Management Solutions, will lead a workshop to focus on how to reframe failure in a way that can promote success and well-being. Attendees will learn how to encourage failing productively and practice strategies to learn and grow from failure. Please register in advance.

Learn about the rich history of the University of Guelph and the built environment that bears the names of those who have made invaluable contributions to it. Through the story-telling and narration of UofG alumna and current staff member, Dr. Lisa Cox, you will hear about the rich history of student experiences, architecture, research & innovation, and significant individuals that have shaped every part of the University’s evolution.

In this workshop, we will talk about some of the harmful myths surrounding weight-focused health behaviours and what factors can influence our body image. You will learn about how a shift in mindset can encourage body acceptance, a healthier relationship with food and enjoyable ways to be active. Please register in advance, due to limited capacity. About the Facilitator

The labyrinth is available and open for those already familiar with labyrinth walking.

Come learn the practice of walking the labyrinth for meditation, prayer, or contemplation.   Please register here, so we're able to notify you if the Labyrinth workshop has been moved indoors due to inclement weather. Following the workshop, the labyrinth will be open to all campus community members to enjoy.

SafeTALK (Suicide Alertness For Everyone) is a half-day, evidence-based suicide-alertness workshop that prepares anyone 15 years of age and older to become a suicide-alert helper. SafeTALK is like suicide first aid. Participants need no previous experience or training in order to become more ready, willing and able to be suicide prevention helpers. SafeTALK-trained helpers can recognize these invitations and take action by connecting a person at risk with life-saving intervention resources.