Well-Fest showcases mental health services
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Summary
- This Johns Hopkins News-Letter article reports on Well-Fest, an event about mental health resources and the University Health and Wellness Task Force.
- The News-Letter reported that the task force organized the first Well-Fest on Sept. 9 to raise awareness of mental health resources for students.
- The paper reported that the event involved mental health groups, relaxation activities, healthy snacks, and a suggestion box for feedback to the counseling center.
- The article adds that Alexander (AJ) Tsang said the event was organized with several university groups and was meant to collect feedback on improving mental health services.
- The reporter writes that the task force planned to combine an online survey with listening sessions by the end of the semester, while counseling center staff member Katherine Jones described the event’s aims as raising awareness and offering stress-management resources.
- The News-Letter reported that Tsang said the task force collected feedback and that the event led to further discussions about mental health on campus.