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Target Audience

Middle School, High School and College Students/Student-Athletes

Key Takeaways
  • Ivy’s story of her struggle with her mental health as an athlete and beyond (anxiety, depression, low self- esteem), her fear of speaking up, but how speaking up saved her life. This is to normalize the conversation around mental health , relate to the pressures that students feel and empower them to know that recovery is possible

  • Interactive activities to demonstrate that seeking help is a sign of strength

  • Interactive, hands-on self-care and mental wellness tools are provided to help students build strength and resiliency for future difficult times

  • Learn about the power of self-love and positivity

  • How to incorporate self-care into the day

  • Encourage students to see that they are never alone through discussion of the many resources available

  • Feel empowered and learn tools to be part of the solution to change mental health culture

  • Time for Q&A

*Presentation can be 60 or 90 minutes in length (or different length by request)

*90-minute format only: Interactive activity on addressing our fears using a strength-based approach. Activity provides an emphasis on the tools already within us to reach our goals and build confidence and resilience, despite our fears.

SELF-CARE TOOLS FOR STUDENTS

It's Okay To Not Be Okay. For Students and Student-Athletes

Hands on self-care tools and empowering students to practice mental wellness and self-love

BONUS

Mental Health Toolkit

Key takeaways from the presentation, including access to over 50 affirmations to help attendees start or continue their self-love journey.

Also, you will get two personalized follow up 3-5 minute videos specific to your organization with reminders on topics covered in presentation (sent within a month of the presentation).

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