Prevention and Outreach

Introduction

Each semester, the Counseling Center organizes a wide range of mental health-related activities on diverse topics. We continue to promote the “Wellness Academy” series of lectures, integrating primary developmental prevention efforts in mental health, emotional education, and gender inclusivity into the autonomous learning certification program. These activities aim to cultivate students’ general knowledge beyond their professional fields. Through various engaging formats, including lectures, group counseling, workshops, film analysis, card experiences, art therapy, and creative activities, students are encouraged to practice self-care, self-acceptance, mutual respect, and gain psychological adjustment skills.

The center’s main activities cover the following eight key themes:

Emotional and mental health issues

Stress relief

Gender equality and intimate relationships

Self-exploration activities

Career exploration

Interpersonal relationships and communication

Family relationships and life education

Internet and other addiction issues

To avoid missing any of the center’s prevention activities, students are encouraged to regularly check their school email and stay updated through the university’s interdisciplinary autonomous learning activity and registration system.