Emotional well-being involves being attuned to one's feelings and having the capacity to communicate emotions in a positive manner. It encompasses a feeling of contentment and success in life, including self-acceptance, self-awareness, self-regard, and a hopeful outlook.
- Northeast State has licensed counselors on staff who can help you focus on your emotional well-being, work through challenges, and set goals to develop new habits and/or attitudes. Come by Counseling Services to see us!
- Do you find yourself overwhelmed or needing a quiet space to think? Come visit our Calm Room, located in Room C of the General Studies Building. We also have a Virtual Calm Room if you’re unable to visit in person.
- Apps like Calm, Headspace, and Insight Timer offer guided meditations, mindfulness exercises, and self-care practices that can contribute to self-acceptance and emotional well-being.
If you have a medical emergency on campus (asthma attack, allergic reaction, laceration, burn, acute vomiting, diarrhea, urinary tract infection, fever > 102 degrees, acute mental health problem, or sexual violence), please call the Northeast State Police Department at 423.677.7927 or 911.
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