What does Wolf Emotional Wellness look like?
Wolf Emotional Wellness looks like:
- Coping positively with stress
- Expressing feelings appropriately
- Dealing with disappointments
- Adjusting to change
- Exhibiting positive self-esteem
- Demonstrating positive life coping skills
- Being aware and willing to seek help
Examining Your Emotional Wellness
For students, we recommend taking a close look at your personal emotional wellness and making sure that you're doing all you can to be emotionally well. A few resources to do so including the following:
- The Counseling Center
- UWG Cares
- Prevent@UWG
- Department of Psychology
- Carroll County Behavioral Health
- West Georgia Mental Health Resources
- Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Disabilities
- Adult Mental Health
For faculty and staff, we recommend utilizing the resources above and below to monitor your emotional wellness: