There are many online mental health and wellbeing tools to access remotely.
Grounding techniques
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, check out these simple exercises.
- I am Grounded Meditation by Insight Timer
- Grounding Exercise by Calm
- Breathing Exercises by Headspace
- Take a Breather: Grounding Strategies
If you're graduating soon
Transition anxiety, sometimes called change anxiety, refers to the feelings of unease, nervousness, or apprehension that arise when facing major life changes, such as graduation. This mental health guide designed specifically for new BSc graduates shares strategies that can help you navigate and embrace change.
Tools and apps
You can use these online tools to learn more about common stressors, find mental health resources, or to add to your study routine for focus.
- Therapist Assistance Online (TAO): Manage your wellbeing with tools for stress, relationship problems, substance use, and more. Register with a UBC email (free setup available).
- MindHealth BC: Complete an online assessment and access personalized resources to help support your mental health journey.
- Forest: Use a timer as you study and earn digital coins to grow real trees.
- Flow: Track your productivity and study time.
These apps offer helpful mindfulness and relaxation exercises to support your mental wellbeing. Some features may require a paid plan.
Additional resources
Check out on-campus and off-campus mental health and wellbeing tools. You can also find crisis support options.