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As campus life returns to normal (albeit a post-pandemic normal) with in-person classes and on-campus events, all the stuff we’ve missed over the last 18 months, students are also dealing with the daily stress and anxiety of college life—you [...]know, the usual, from juggling class assignments and exams to social life to part-time jobs to planning career strategies.In this video, student vlogger Anna Malygin (Questrom’23) talks about her self-care regimen and offers tips for how to manage stress in your life.
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Loosen up a bit, and breathe slowly through your nose, matching the pace with the moving circles. Your breath should correspond with the soothing sounds along the Charles River Esplanade.
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Watching a goose foraging for food among the fallen leaves along the Charles River Esplanade, with the wave-likes sound of cars in the background, is conducive to meditating.
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Release the tension in your shoulders as the beautiful ornamental grass seed heads sway in the breeze in this video. Inhale and exhale in tune with the moving circles and gentle breeze: you might even hear the T if you listen closely.
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Empty out your mind. Sit still and meditate as the water trickles down the waterfall behind the GSU.
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A student at Boston University talks about her anxiety, the issues she faced, and the campus resources she used to manage it.
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