Resources
Explore resources on-campus and off to build resilience, practice, mindfulness, get involved, seek help for yourself or a friend, and more
Contemplative practices, meditation, and more
Find your center through the contemplative activities available at UCLA. Explore techniques such as meditation and yoga and hear live music aimed at promoting relaxation, building energy, and helping you achieve personal development and wellness goals.
- Environment for the mind
- Arts for Wellness
- Music
- Meditation
Psychological support
UCLA offers a variety of services to support the emotional and psychological well being of students, faculty, and staff. Function at your prime and feel your best.
- Working through trauma and disasters
- Anonymous Mental Health Screening Program
- Psychological Support Apps
Peer Support and Education
Interested in furthering your knowledge on wellness and meeting other Bruins? UCLA offers an array of peer support programs and student groups that promote wellness.
- Student Groups for Wellness
- Osher Lifelong Learning Institution
- Grit Peer Coaching
Brain Development and Management
If you can bulk up your biceps, why not train your brain? Through systematic exercises, positive psychology, and other mindfulness practices, you have the ability to coach your brain to achieve more of your personal goals.
- Stress
- Master Your Mind
- Self Management
- Sleep
Academic Courses
Want to take your interest in brain and mind wellness to the next level? Read more about courses related to MindWell’s mission.
Click here to see an extended list of courses related to mental health…
Campus Resources
UCLA offers a variety of services and programs to support the emotional and mental wellbeing of its students.
- Rise
- The Ashe Center
- LGBT Center
- Bruin Resource Center
- Center for Accessible Education
- Student Health Education and Promotion
- Campus Resource Map
Initiative to Study Hate Resources
Learn about the Initiative to Study Hate (ISH) at UCLA to understand how hate manifests, especially through social media, whom it could harm and how to minimize its impacts.
- The Issue that is Tearing Us Apart
- Learn more about the diverse projects being conducted at the ISH
Get Involved
Community service is good for the mind. UCLA provides many opportunities to get involved.
- Mindwell
- Random Acts of Kindness
- UCLA Art & Global Health Center
