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Mindfulness Group
Kathrine Lincoln, M.Sc.聽 R.Psych.

The Mindfulness Group is for students who would like to learn and practice being aware, present, attentive and focused. Mindfulness practice involves paying attention on purpose with compassion, non-judgmentally, fostering kindness and compassion toward self and others. (Jon Kabat-Zinn, 2004) Cultivating Mindfulness by learning how to pay attention to present experiences 鈥渃an directly improve the functioning of the body and brain, subjective mental life with its feelings thoughts, and interpersonal relationships鈥�. (Siegal, 2007)

Drop in:聽 Tuesdays 聽2:30-3:15 pm
Resumes: January 12^th, 2016

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Eating Disorders Drop-in Group

The Eating Disorders Group is an on-going group which continues until the end of the academic year.聽

The Group is for students who are experiencing difficulties with eating in the form of severe restrictions or anorexia nervosa, binging with or without purging or bulimia, and compulsive overeating.

The focus of the group is to provide a safe setting, support self-defined change, and resolve underlying feelings.

Tuesdays:聽 Drop in - 5:30 pm onwards
Resumes: January 19^th, 2016

All of the above Groups and Workshops are held within the Counselling Centre,聽2^nd Floor, LeMarchant Place.

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Multiple Mini Interviews: An Introduction for Pharmacy Applicants

This interactive workshop is designed to increase your understanding of how to prepare professionally and effectively for those Pharmacy School Admission Interviews which utilize the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) protocol.

In one 90 minute session you will:聽

鈥� examine the purpose, structure and protocol of the MMI process.
鈥� review types of stations, stems and evaluation criteria.
鈥� practice assessing non-cognitive traits.
鈥� examine questions and your answers while receiving peer feedback and support.
鈥� develop preparation strategies through role-plays and discussions.
鈥� increase your confidence as you reduce your stress and anxiety.

All role-playing and practise opportunities are offered in a confidential and supportive environment.

Thursday, 11 February, 2016
5-630pm
Room 426, 4th Floor, Student Union Building

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Dental School Admission Interviews

Day: Wednesday, 24 February, 2016
Time: 5-630pm
Location: Room 426 , 4th Floor, SUB 聽

This interactive workshop is designed to increase your understanding of how to respond professionally and effectively during your Dental School Admission Interview.

In one 90 minute workshop you will:聽

鈥� learn how successful students prepare for interviews.
鈥� examine the qualities and characteristics that are associated with success.
鈥� review the stages and tasks of the professional interview.
鈥� examine what admission committees look for during interviews.
鈥� discuss how admission committees design questions.
鈥� develop 聽strategies for answering questions.
鈥� practise and receive feedback to learn how to improve your answers.
鈥� learn how to reduce stress and anxiety.
鈥� learn about other helpful supports and resources on campus.

All role-playing and practise opportunities are offered in a safe, confidential and supportive environment.

Space is Limited. To Register: 聽login: myCareer.dal.ca (use event calandar)

Jeanette Hung MEd (Counselling) CCC, RCT, is the Career Counselling Services Coordinator, Counselling Services. 聽Jeanette has provided numerous MMI workshops and Practise Clinics to pre-med and pre-pharmacy students, as well as communication and presentation workshops to medical students, residents, fellows, staff and students at Journal Clubs and at Grand Rounds.

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Communication Skills for Pre-Pharmacy Students

Thursdays: February 25, March 3, 10, and 17, 2016
5-630pm
Room 426
4th Floor, Student Union Building聽

Whether speaking with a patient, providing consultation to a physician, or discussing an issue with another health care colleague, pharmacists actively listen for understanding, empathy and accuracy. Active listening enhances conversations and is an essential counselling skill.

These skills are valuable when working with patients and colleagues and will improve how you communicate in your personal relationships. They are also very helpful in preparation for the communication scenarios you will experience if the School of Pharmacy you are applying to uses the multiple mini interview (MMI) protocol.

This four session experiential program is a highly practical and interactive opportunity to enhance your communication skills by:聽

鈥� examining the skills of effective listeners;
鈥� reflecting on your communication style;
鈥� identifying common communication problems and barriers;
鈥� examining the role of non-verbal communication;
鈥� refining effective questioning skills;
鈥� increasing your ability to listen empathically; and
鈥� developing and practicing listening and responding skills.

You will be working both individually and in small groups on a variety of exercises, discussions and skill building role-plays. Practice and skill development is done in a safe and supportive environment.

Space is Limited. To Register: 聽login: myCareer.dal.ca (use event calandar)

Jeanette Hung MEd (Counselling) CCC, RCT, is the Career Counselling Services Coordinator, Counselling Services. 聽Jeanette has provided numerous MMI workshops and Practise Clinics to pre-med and pre-pharmacy students, as well as communication and presentation workshops to medical students, residents, fellows, staff, faculty, and students at Journal Clubs and at Grand Rounds.