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Take A Hike – No Really, It’S Good For Your Health, Nathan Weller
Take A Hike – No Really, It’S Good For Your Health, Nathan Weller
BU Well
Mental health and its treatment remain prevalent concerns across the United States. As such, the importance of activities that promote mental well-being cannot be understated. One such example includes the use of nature to minimize negative, depressive thoughts while promoting their positive counterparts. This new area of focus, often known as ecotherapy, will be detailed in the following article.
An Aching For Affection, Tj Quinlan
An Aching For Affection, Tj Quinlan
BU Well
As humans, we’ve needed companionship from the beginning of time. Therefore, what does a true relationship look like in today’s society? In this world of newly emerging relationships, many people have either experienced, seen, or heard of a toxic relationship. This article dives deep into what makes a toxic relationship, how to notice the red flags, and how to ultimately fix or end it.
Get Your Head In The Game: On And Off The Field, Katelyn Le
Get Your Head In The Game: On And Off The Field, Katelyn Le
BU Well
Mental health has recently become a popular topic on college campuses. New resources and programs are being implemented to ensure the mental wellbeing of students, however, on-campus athletic programs seem to be lagging behind. Athletic departments have trainers and methods to track physical wellness, but often do not have tools to measure mental wellness. This article not only explores the transition and challenges of student athletes, but sheds light on the intense mental aspect of college athletics.