2019, 2019 Anecdotes, Anecdotes

Anecdote #1

My biggest stressor in grad school has been a communication issue with a mentor figure, which has resulted in roadblocks in my research progress and general feelings of non-belonging in my program. On bad days, of which there were many, this translated to rumination spirals that lasted several hours and almost always ended in crying spells. Seeing a therapist in town every week has been enormously helpful, as well as going on anti-depressants. It took a couple years, but I finally feel empowered in my research, teaching, and leadership and social roles on campus again. I feel like I’m going into the new academic year stronger than ever.

Movies For Mental Health
2019, Events

2019 Movies 4 Mental Health (featuring Art with Impact!)

Tuesday, November 19th

6:30pm in Neuroscience A32

Movies for Mental Health is a 2-hour workshop brought to Princeton campus by the Graduate Student Government and Art with Impact. This program focuses on empowering young adults, educators, health professionals and community members to gain a better understanding of mental health within their environment. The event starts with free food, followed by a screening of three short films related to mental health. The audience will then discuss the films in small groups before a panel offers resources available to students. Free and open to all, Tuesday November 19, 2019 at 6:30pm in Neuroscience A32.