Student Group Resources
Wolverine Support Network “empowers University of Michigan students to create an inclusive community and support each other’s identity, mental well-being, and day-to-day lives.”
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They will be holding Spring Term peer groups virtually, and we will link the interest form here once it is available.
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For more information about Wolverine Support Network, you can visit https://www.umichwsn.org/ or email them at WSNdirectors@umich.edu
Mentality Magazine’s mission is to “openly discuss and prioritize mental health through writing at the University of Michigan”.
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They have a weekly newsletter that highlights recipes, music, and books to try while quartintiing in. And, anyone can write an article for them using this link.
They also have meetings Mondays 8-9pm that are open to everyone.
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Visit http://www.mentalitymagazine.org/ or email them at mentality@umich.edu
The hEARt Listens App is “a peer support chat therapy app, made by students for students.” hEARt quickly and anonymously connects undergraduates who want to talk about their mental health with another student on their campus who is uniquely qualified to listen. This student will be a member of hEARt’s organization and will have personal experience overcoming the mental health challenges facing the user, as well as extensive training in active listening and crisis management.”
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For more information about hEARt listens, visit heartlistens.com or email heart.team@umich.edu
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To access this resource, students can text the hEARt Line at 734-292-8006, and within 48 hours, we connect them with a student peer supporter (a hEARt Supporter). It is free, anonymous, and available to all UM- Ann Arbor students.
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If you are interested in becoming a hEARt Supporter, fill out this interest form
This document is a compilation of virtual events you can access as University of Michigan Ann Arbor students
It was compiled together by Wolverine Support Network, and includes not only Wellness Resources, but also Exercise, Education, and Entertainment resources. Most of the resources linked in this document are free!
You may be able to apply for funding through various UM student organizations. These include: