Don't let spring break be the point when you give up! Resilience is the key to finishing the semester strong.
Join Sally Spencer-Thomas for her talk “Up on The High Wire: Promoting Resilience During Tough Times” on Monday, April 2, at the Engineering Center. Spencer-Thomas is a clinical psychologist, public speaker and success coach, who was invited to campus do give a session on resilience; she is very excited, as this is one of her favorite talks to give.
Who: Open to the public
What: “Up on The High Wire: Promoting Resilience During Tough Times”
When: Monday, April 2, 6–7:15 p.m.
Where: Engineering Center, room 265
RSVP: To twloha.ucb@colorado.edu or on BuffConnect
As a survivor of her brother's suicide and an activist in suicide prevention who has been invited to the White House for talks and on stage at the Grammy's this year, Spencer-Thomas has knowledge in a variety of challenging topics. She will leave everyone in the audience with a roadmap to their specific journey through resilience so all can apply this information to their personal lives.
To Write Love on Her arms is teaming up with the Psychology Club/Psi Chi, the Association of Holistic Wellness and the Neuroscience Club with goals of spreading resilience through the Boulder community. The event is planned for this time because finals are approaching as well as spring break and a general lack of motivation. The groups aim to help students, employees and community members through tough times by educating on how to overcome adversity.
The talk will only be about an hour then the last portion will be availible to ask questions. The venue has a capcity of 152, so please RSVP to twloha.ucb@colorado.edu.
If you have any questions, please email either jennifer.mortensen@colorado.edu, twloha.ucb@colorado.edu or cole.maze@colorado.edu.
