Friday, April 13, 2018
4:00 – 5:00 PM in Woodburn Hall 003
Self-care has been highlighted as a formal competency for
medical school and is being incorporated in curricula across healthcare disciplines.
Knowing this is a skill you need to develop, learning how to manage stress, ask
for help, and demonstrate resilience now are important skills for future
professionals planning to work in demanding, and sometimes stressful,
healthcare careers.
In this session, co-presented by the Health Professions
and Prelaw Center and IU Counseling and Psychological Services, we will offer
strategies, resources, and tools you can incorporate in your life to reduce
your level of preprofessional anxiety and carry forward into your graduate
education and career.
In addition, if you feel stressed about the demands of
balancing rigorous prerequisite coursework with extracurricular activities or
the competitive nature of admission to health professions programs, you are not
alone. Identifying resources and coping strategies to reduce your level of
preprofessional anxiety can lead to better personal, academic, and career
decisions, and can also help you more fully enjoy your undergraduate
experience!
We will leave time at the end of the session to discuss
your questions, concerns, and ideas.
Students pursuing admission to any type of competitive
admission health program are encouraged to attend this event.
It is okay if you must arrive late or leave early.
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