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Updates
SSBS VIRTUAL CENTER FOR
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Aurélia Bickler, PhD, LMFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor
Director, SSBS Virtual Center for Health and Wellness
Life tends to have many seasons. It can sometimes feel exciting and full of pleasures,
while other times, it might trigger many unwanted emotions that make going forward
overwhelming and challenging. In an increasingly stressful world, The SSBS Virtual
Center for Health and Wellness aims to offer a space for self-reflection, education,
trainings, and time to be at one with yourself.
This spring, the SSBS Center for Health and Wellness is bringing health-boosting,
educational, and interactive events to the NCU Community! Check out the Center's
calendar on the website for more information on our mission and upcoming events.
• On March 17, we hosted our first webinar: Child-Centered Reunification Therapy,
by Dr. Nicole R.H. Baker, LMFT. (If you missed it, the recording should be available on
the website shortly.)
• On March 22, we hosted our first yoga class, directed by Theresa Shaia. These
courses will happen weekly. Please go onto our website's calendar to register.
• On April 7, 14 and 21, from 1-2:30 p.m. EST, the Center will host a 3-week
course, exploring mindfulness and stress-management. Please go onto our website's
calendar to register for the event.
• In April, the Center will host a support group for dissertation students. The date is TBA.
Please keep checking the website for more information.
• In April, the Center will host a webinar: Reaching for Health in a Stressful World, by Dr.
Cynthia Akagi. The date is TBA. Please keep checking the website for more information
and registration.
• In the next few weeks, the Center will produce its first podcast episode! Together, we will
explore healthy habits and offer some tools to reach a higher sense of wellness.
It is an honor to walk alongside you, to inspire connection within and throughout.
Please continue to check in with us as we build our Center with patience, substance,
authenticity, and positivity.
Merci!
Aurélia Bickler
