Student Wellness Training
Student wellness trainings help you build the skills to support your own well-being and help others. These sessions introduce campus resources, reduce stigma around mental health, and help students feel confident connecting others to support.
One goal of the Beach WELL Mental Health Strategic Plan is to expand training opportunities that help our campus community support student well-being. By learning basic well-being strategies and referral tools, students become part of a stronger campus network of care that supports the success of our community of more than 40,000 students.
Student Trainings
Student Lunch and Learns
Facilitated by Beach Wellness
Learn about the key campus resources that support student health and well-being. These sessions help students understand where to find support, build community, and reduce stigma around asking for help.
Format: 1 hour (In-person)
Bonus: Free lunch for registered participants
Best for: Peer mentors/Advisors, Student Organization Leaders, Student Government Leaders, and Resident Advisors
Autism Ally Training
Facilitated by the Bob Murphy Access Center
Learn how to create a more inclusive campus for autistic students. Participants are introduced to the LIFE Project (autism services through BMAC) and gain practical ways to support accessibility and belonging at CSULB.
Format: 2.5 hours (Virtual or In-Person)
Participants Receive: Ally sticker and access to Canvas Course
Best For: Peer mentors/Advisors, Student Organization Leaders, Student Government Leaders, and Resident Advisors
UndocuAlly Training (Graduate Students Only)
Facilitated by the Dream Success Center
Develop the knowledge and skills to support undocumented students at CSULB. Participants explore immigration policy, student experiences, and campus resources that support student success.
Prerequisite: CSU Training – Becoming an Ally to the Undocumented Community
Format: 2 hours (In-Person)
Participants Receive: UndocuAlly pin and placard
