Week of Wellness 2025

The Week of Wellness offers activities that support all eight dimensions of wellness. It’s a time for the University of Michigan-Flint students to focus on self-care, provide opportunities to enhance their overall well-being and reinforce UM-Flint’s commitment to student health and wellness.
Week of Wellness 2025 is Jan. 27-31.


Visit one of the Reflection Rooms on campus
Frances Willson Thompson Library – 314
Private, non-reservable room with bean bags chairs, shelves for non-personal storage, prayer rugs and sensory materials. Located on the library’s third floor, directly across from the main entrance, and available anytime the building is open. Capacity: 3-4 people

William S. White Building – 1209
Private, non-reservable room, stocked with bean bag chairs, prayer rugs, fidget toys and other sensory materials. Located on the first floor, just inside the main entrance near the lobby, anytime the building is open. Capacity: 1-2 people


Behavioral health – which includes mental health, substance use, and more – is a key part of your overall well-being. Brief screenings are the quickest way to determine if you or someone you care about should connect with a behavioral health professional. Think of these as a checkup from your neck up. This program is completely anonymous and confidential, and immediately following the brief questionnaire you will see your results, recommendations, and key resources.


Practice a five-minute meditation
Take a break

Friends and family are often the first to notice when someone we care about is struggling. When we’re worried that a loved one is having a hard time, we must trust our instincts and reach out. Mental Health is Health has tips and resources to help start the conversation, offer support and also look after ourselves in the process.


Get Inclusive Logo

The mission of Get Inclusive is to “create more inclusive communities” through online trainings designed to raise awareness and instill participants with skills to identify and intervene in risky or potentially dangerous situations.


CAPS offers a variety of Wellness Activities to all UM-Flint students to assist with reducing stress, anxiety, and depression. Please contact the CAPS office at 810-762-3456 to schedule an appointment to use any of the wellness activities.


Welcome to our Mental Health College Guide for Students and Educators. Discover resources, practices, collaboration strategies for mental health and wellness in college.


The Stressbusters App is now available for download in Apple App Store and Google Play for Android devices at no cost. Offered by the national Stressbusters wellness program, the App makes it possible for students and others in the UM-Flint community to have immediate access to the following wellness activities:

  • Daily messages: short messages that focus on emotional health, maintaining perspective, and overall positive messages to help get through the day
  • Calming activities: various activities, such as breathing, the ‘sonic spa’ and ‘Instacalm’ to help increase calm and focus
  • Videostream: a channel of changing videos including how-to segments, expert interviews, and other relevant short videos
  • Health Rewards: an initiative designed like an airline frequent-flyer program that awards accumulating points for participation in CAPS and other UM-Flint Wellness activities. The rewards are UM-Flint items, giving rewards to local non-profit organizations, and other special surprise rewards.

Stressbusters is like having a spa in your pocket!

Explore Future Career Opportunities with These Useful Resources

Discover future career opportunities by exploring the UM-Flint online job board, Handshake. Additionally, you can broaden your career research using several helpful websites such as Career One Stop, My Next Move, Focus 2, and What Can I Do with a Major. These platforms provide valuable insights and resources to help you navigate potential career paths and make informed decisions about your professional future.