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Two Deep Breaths: Harmonizing Music, Yoga, and Meditation for Relaxation & Wellness

Two Deep Breaths: Harmonizing Music, Yoga, and Meditation for Relaxation & Wellness

Welcome to Two Deep Breaths: Harmonizing Music, Yoga, and Meditation for Relaxation & Wellness, where tranquility and rejuvenation await. Led by musician and yoga instructor Shanice Green, this unique program seamlessly blends live music, gentle yoga, meditation, and affirmations into a transformative experience of holistic wellness. Join us as we explore the fusion of yoga, meditation, and live music, each element crafted to nourish the body, calm the mind, and uplift the spirit, offering a … Continued

How to Cope with Your Mental Health as an LGBTQ College Student

The past few years have been tough for college students, especially with classes going online because of lockdowns. It’s been hard for students to find their communities and cope with the mental health effects of the pandemic. Now that campuses are opening up and students are moving into their dorms, it may be a relief for many, but it can still be a struggle for some.

6 Great Mental Health and Wellness Programs

May is Mental Heath Awareness Month and we would like to share some ideas to help take a breath, relax and stay healthy. Take some time to listen to some calming live music and practice some Yoga with Shanice Green to help improve heart health, get better sleep and gain body strength. Ease some built up stress and boost feelings of relaxation with the benefits of aromatherapy by making your own aromatherapy rollers.

What Makes Us Happy: Why Game Shows Can Boost Your Student’s Mood

As part of National Wellness Month, Neon Entertainment is exploring the benefits student programming has on the mental health of students. In our research, we’ve learned just why our Virtual Game Shows have been such a success on campuses everywhere. It’s all biochemistry. Fun activities like game shows release your natural hormones, that impact your mood. Your body releases dopamine, serotonin, endorphins and oxytocin during gameplay. These hormones will naturally make you feel happier, both … Continued