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Health Education has a variety of health education programs that are tailored to meet the needs and interests of the students on your floor and in your Hall. See the listing of peer education programs and contact healtheducation@simmons.edu to request a program.
We need 3-5 days to coordinate the program for you. Contact us with several dates and your Hall and floor location. We will create and send you a flyer to announce the program to your residents.
Bulletin Boards for Residence Staff
Download a bulletin board to post in your Hall
Health Education provides bulletin boards with helpful and interesting health information to print out and post in your Hall. This will help to educate residents about ways to enhance personal health, self-care, and prevention.
With these easy-to-use, ready-to-go bulletin boards. Just click on the area that interests you, print it out, and post it; or use it as a structure to build your own bulletin board. Try adding some pictures to your boards, and post things on the board that students can take away.
Stress Management Tips
Ways to Manage Time
Stress Management Tips
Stress, Sources and Solutions
What stresses you?
Noise?
Weather?
Lack of sleep?
Relationship issues?
Food and weight?
What are your sources of stress?
Way too much school work
Way too many hours on the job?
No money?
What are some solutions that could help you feel less stressed?
Take a walk
Listen to music
Talk to a friend, family member, or a professional
Try to get more sleep
Clip coupons to save money
Stay active
Hang out with friends that make you feel good!
If you are interested in a stress management peer education program for your Hall or floor, or an individual stress management plan contact the Health Education office at 617-521-1001 or e-mail Healtheducation@Simmons.edu
Ways to Manage Time and Stress
Time and Stress Management Tips
There are only 24 hours each dayTry to sleep at least 8 hours each day
Understand that stress exists in our day
Create a to-do list each night for the next day before you go to sleep
Try different things to deal with the pressures of every day life, such as listening to music, exercising, eating and socializing with friends, and deep breathing
Try to eat nutritious food, build a colorful plate, and get a variety of foods, eat in moderation
Smile one time each hour, laugh three times a day - at least
Do the best you can
Eliminate negative self-talk, use positive self talk as much as you canAllow yourself time for privacy each day - even for a few minutes
Try to organize your room, workspace, closet, and bag. Have what you need and the day will go smoother
Waiting can be frustrating. Be prepared with something in your bag to do, such as schoolwork to do, a book to read, music to listen to, nail polish for your nails
Constantly reward yourself for all of the things you accomplish
Enjoy yourself
For any questions, to request a peer education program, or for a personalized time and stress management plan call Elise at 617-521-1001, Elise.Phillips@Simmons.edu