Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR)
This user-friendly online training is intended to equip all of us—administrators, faculty, staff and students—with the skills needed to identify and respond to a mental health crisis, much in the way that CPR training is designed to prepare people to respond to a cardiac event. QPR training is brief; it takes about an hour to complete the course.
Participants learn how to identify and safely engage with someone who may be having a mental health crisis, in order to direct them to assistance. The training is appropriate for a range of settings and relationships—at work, across campus, or at home, and in both personal and professional settings. The training does not require any clinical expertise, just a willingness to listen, care, and help. You can participate in Question, Persuade, Refer training by accessing http://www.qprtraining.com/setup.php and using the organizational code SUNY.
Red Watch Band
The mission of the Red Watch Band is to provide students of the college community with the knowledge, awareness, and skills to prevent toxic drinking deaths and to promote a student culture of kindness, responsibility, compassion, and respect.
SafeZone
Safe Zone training is an opportunity to learn about LGBTQ+ identities, gender, and sexuality, and examine prejudice, assumptions, and privilege.
Narcan
In as little as an hour, you can learn techniques to save the life of a loved one, friend, co-worker, neighbor ... anyone ... who is experiencing an overdose caused by prescription narcotics or heroin.
Zen Den
The Zen Den sensory room is a peaceful and safe place where you can get in touch with all of your five senses. A place where you can take a break, relax and unwind. We can set up the Zen Den anywhere on campus.
Don't Cancel Class
If you would like the Wellness Center to come to your class and discuss a health education topic we would be happy to help.
Fatal Vision Alcohol Impairment Goggles
Alcohol is the most commonly used and abused drug among youth in the United States. On average, underage drinkers consume more drinks per occasion than adult drinkers. They are also among the most vulnerable for health risks associated with binge drinking, alcohol poisoning, and drunk driving. This educational tool allows you to show participants the real-life risks of alcohol impairment safely through engaging and educational drunk goggles activities.