Take a minute. Reset your brain. Get back to YOU.
Having a rough moment? You're in the right place.
Sometimes your brain just needs a minute. Choose an activity below based on what you need right now. You don't have to do everything. Find something that works for you, give it a few minutes, and see how you feel.
No homework. No grades. No judgment. Just reset.
When you're stressed, angry, nervous, or overwhelmed, your breathing can speed up without you even noticing.
Slowing your breathing can help tell your brain:
“We're okay. You can chill a little.”
When your brain is thinking about 37 things at once, grounding helps bring your attention back to right now.
This one is perfect for anxiety, overthinking, panic, or students getting really worked up.
Headphones on. Catch a vibe.
Sometimes calming down doesn't mean sitting completely still.
If your body feels restless, tense, or full of energy, try getting some of it out.
Your brain has 47 tabs open. Close a few.
Focus on what you can control in your life and release what you can't.
Sometimes our brain takes one bad moment and turns it into the end of the world.
Before you believe everything your brain is telling you, check the thought.