Can’t focus? Constantly juggling a million tabs (literally and mentally)? This CAPS workshop breaks down what ADHD really is—with topics like brain functioning, hyperactivity, and impulsivity—and how it shows up in everyday college life. We’ll talk about time management, organization, decision-making, and even relationships. You’ll also learn practical strategies like mindfulness and other skills to help you get a handle on distractions and boost focus. No ADHD diagnosis needed—if you’re curious, you’re welcome!
Feeling stuck in anxiety mode? It’s not about “just thinking positive”—it’s about training your brain to be more resilient and adaptable. In this virtual CAPS workshop, you’ll discover how stress and anxiety actually work in the brain, and pick up practical strategies to feel more in control (and less overwhelmed). You’ll learn how to break free from unhelpful thought loops and develop new, healthier ways of thinking. With practice, you can literally rewire your brain and improve how you think & feel.
Want to know what actually makes people happier? This virtual CAPS workshop dives into the science of happiness and gives you practical, research-backed strategies to boost your mood and bounce back from stress. You’ll explore tools like gratitude, focusing on your strengths, and finding your “flow” to help you stay positive—even when life gets messy.
MaryAnn Devine is a premier Kent State University professor of Cultural Foundations of Education and Disabilities Studies. She's also an accessibility expert and one of only two U.S. evaluators on an elite UNESCO World Heritage Oversight sub-committee. Devine recently conducted a high-profile assessment of Mont-Saint-Michel to improve inclusion while strictly preserving its historic integrity. Serving her second four-year term on this global body, Devine regularly evaluates iconic world sites by analyzing their physical geography, ancient structures, and multimedia materials to compi...
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