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Elizabeth welcomes Kim, Haley, and Katie to talk about the rights and laws around victims of sexual assault, and describes terminology and other aspects around this sensitive topic.

Elizabeth is joined by Susan Long, and the two discuss the difference between mindfulness and meditation. Example exercises are given in this episode, so if you are interested in mindfulness, this is a great way to start!

Elizabeth, Gabby and Olivia discuss wellness after a stressful election season, and how the pandemic has made stress and anxiety worse than before.

Elizabeth welcomes counselor Caralee Crary, and student Sophia Parker, and talk about mental health amidst the pandemic, and ways to be mindful of your mental health.

Elizabeth is joined by Campus Ministers Patrick McKenzie and Maria Marx, as well as student Mya McQueen and Lauren Herman from Intervarsity to discuss the power of faith and how spirituality keeps you well.

Elizabeth is joined by Dr.Virgina Biddle, a Ph.D and Nurse Practitioner. Dr. Biddle’s passion for suicide prevention arose out of the death of her 16 year old nephew by suicide while she was an undergraduate nursing student. Out of this tragedy arose a passion for suicide prevention, a passion that guides her clinical and research careers today. While she was a graduate nursing student at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Biddle implemented a psychoeducational suicide prevention and risk assessment training program for faculty, staff, and resident advisors across the university.

This week on the Wellness Wednesday hour, Elizabeth is joined by students Kait and Zander, Professor Rob McMonagle, Sister Patricia Hutchinson and Sean McDonald discuss the wellness and importance of voting. Topics include why you should vote, why local elections are important, and how to fact check promises from politicians and political parties.

Mark's environment growing up led to depression and suicidal thoughts. He attempted to take his own life when he was 16, leaving him blind. Mark shares the struggles he's gone through, but also the perseverance he's learned thanks to meeting his wife Amy, a nurse.

Ruth joins Elizabeth to discuss her journey of faith and survival. After attempting to end her life, Ruth became paralyzed. She reflects on how her faith has given her a new appreciation for the sacredness of life.

The Counseling Center For Wellness at Neumann University hosts a weekly radio show focused on well being and mental health. The month of September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month, and the show will focus on ending suicide. The first episode features Andrew Onimus from Minding Your Mind!

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