Mental Health & Wellness Services

Schedule of Events

11th Annual Out of the Darkness Walk 

 Veterans Plaza, Ammerman Campus

Coming May 2027!  Be a part of this amazing event! 

Mini-Walk and Resource Fair- Eastern Campus on April TBD

                                                   Michael J. Grant Campus on TBD

Annual OOTD Walk - Ammerman Campus on TBD

Reach out to Sarah Boles at boless@sunysuffolk.edu with any questions.

Our Stories, Our Voices

**Grant Campus**

Join us as part of our America250 initiative here at SCCC to explore identity, culture, language, migration and belonging.  This program is engaging and interactive and looks at the diverse experiences that shape our communities and individual stories.

Tuesday, 9/29 at 11 am in Sagtikos Theatre

Co-sponsored by MHWS, the Grant Campus Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Center for Social Justice and Human Understanding and Teatro Yerbabruja

Fall Wellness Fairs

Connect with community resources, gain mental health and wellness related info and insights and leave with giveaways!

Ammerman Campus - Wednesday, 10/14 from 11:30 am-1:30 pm

BSC Lobby & Cafeteria

Eastern Campus - Wednesday, 10/14 from TBD

Peconic Cafeteria

Grant Campus -  TBD

Finding Balance: Recognizing and Coping with Stress and Anxiety

**Ammerman Campus**

Join us for this interactive workshop to better understand how to manage stress and anxiety in your day-to-day life. 

Tuesday, 10/20 from 3:30-4:45 pm in the Montauk Point Rm, BSC

Thursday, 10/22 from 9:30-10:45 am in the Mildred Green Rm, BSC

Presented by Evan Haun & Allie Rulli from MHWS

It's Real: College Students and Mental Health

**Ammerman Campus**

Learn how to balance your life from other students who have been there, learn how to spot and help friends who may be struggling, and have an honest conversation about mental health and well-being.

Wednesday, 10/28 from 2:00-3:15 pm in the

Mildred Green Rm, BSC

Presented by Sarah Boles, MHWS

Art Therapy Group

** Ammerman Campus **

This group is open to registered studens and participants will engage in art-making to support their mental well-being. Led by a licensed clinician through SCCC Mental Health & Wellness Services, this group provides a space for students to learn creative ways to cope and reconnect with their individual creative power.

Check back in the fall!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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