Speakers Series: Educational Workshops & Seminars
We provide speakers, programs, and workshops for student residences, community centers, and student organizations, as well as for staff who offer student support services. We work with you to tailor programs to the needs of each group, covering a wide variety of wellness topics.
Emotional Well-Being
- Avoiding Burnout
- The Science and Art of Happiness and Well-Being
- How Emotional Intelligence Can Help You to Be Happier, More Successful, and Have Better Relationships
- Mindfulness Practices
- Resilience
- Self-compassion
- Thriving @ Stanford
- Using Gratitude and Self-Compassion to Turn Your Stress into Happiness
To request a workshop, please contact your PHE, or if you don’t have a PHE or are a graduate student, email donnovan@stanford.edu for information.
Nutrition, Body Image & Eating Disorders
Nutrition
Our staff dietitians offer a number of interactive presentations in campus residences, community centers, and for student groups, including:
- Intuitive Eating
- Meet your Stanford Nutritionist
- The Vegetarian Way
To schedule a nutrition presentation, please contact the Peer Health Educator (PHE) in your residence. If you do not have a PHE or are a graduate student, please contact health@stanford.edu.
Body Image
The Healthy Body Image program offers interactive workshops delivered by our team of professionally trained undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral psychology fellows. We are happy to create a presentation or training session tailored to your needs.
We also work with staff and student leaders to assist them in helping students struggling with eating and body image issues.
Please visit the Stanford Healthy Body Image website to schedule a healthy body image program.
Training for student leaders, staff, and faculty interested in learning how to help students with eating disorders and body image concerns? Please contact us about scheduling student leader, staff, or faculty training sessions.
Relationships & Sexual Health
We offer informative, entertaining, non-judgmental presentations to groups on topics related to sexual health and relationships. The presentations are usually 60 minutes long, including time for questions and discussion.
Topics include:
- Developing Intimacy
- Gender Roles And Stereotypes
- LGBTQ issues
- Safer Sex
- Sexuality
- Trust & Communication In Relationships
These programs are available to student residences, community centers, student groups, and academic courses. They are designed to support you and model respect for your sexual orientation, sexual history, religion, and cultural beliefs.
To schedule a presentation please contact the Peer Health Educator (PHE) in your residence. If you do not have a PHE or are a graduate student, please contact health@stanford.edu.
Nutrition Counseling
Healthy Body Image Program
Eating Disorders
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