Bringing Hassle-Free Access to Mental Wellness Resources
Bringing Hassle-Free Access to Mental Wellness Resources
Alabama State University was selected as the recipient of the first Boris L. Henson Foundation Self-Care Wellness Pod (SHECare). The Boris L. Henson Foundation conducted a data analysis of HBCUs nationwide to determine the need for additional mental wellness support as students prepare to enter the world both personally and professionally. Alabama State University was chosen for its proven commitment to the wellness of its students and community.
"The Alabama State University Family is honored and humbled to be selected as the first-ever HBCU to partner with two amazing advocates of mental health and wellness such as the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation and kate spade new york,” says Dr. Quinton T. Ross, Alabama State University President. “ASU is synonymous with innovation and history-making, working alongside our partners enables us to fulfill our commitment to what we deem as "Communiversity" which allows us to impact not only our campus, but also the broader community by advocating and raising the level of awareness regarding the absolute importance of mental health and wellness."
“The stress of balancing college life, separation anxiety, relationship issues and depression commonly occur on college campuses,” says Dr. Joyce Loyd-Davis, Alabama State University Sr. Director of Health Services. “The Boris L. Henson Foundation Self-Care Wellness Pod will be impactful for helping students cope with these issues and focus on a healthy mental well-being, ultimately restoring JOY.”
Exterior/Deck
Yoga/Meditation Lounge
Reception + Check In
Group Therapy/Workshops
Multi-purpose Room
Individual Therapy & Respite Space
Equipment Storage
North + South Views
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Mural by ASU Student Jayla Poe
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Together we can eradicate the stigma around mental health in the Black community.