8 Dimensions of Wellness
Digital Wellbeing
Resources
Less Stress
Mood Meter
100

A way to improve your intellectual wellness

- be proactive and ask for help or seek resources before you start to struggle in class

- identify a faculty or staff mentor on campus

- schedule office hours in a class that inspires you or in a class where you are struggling

- form study groups with your classmates to help learn material faster and to have peers help hold you accountable

- seek opportunities outside of the classroom to expand your learning

100

The meaning of being digitally well

Monitoring the impact technology has on all aspects of your health and well-being

100

On-campus team that addresses concerns like food insecurity, financial needs, and wellness

Lumberjack CARE Center

100

A way to know what stresses you  

- notice your stress

- make a list

- set goals

100

An example of a high energy mood

enraged, panicked, stressed, jittery, shocked, surprised, upbeat, festive, exhilarated, ecstatic

200

A way to improve your emotional wellness

- aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night

- make time to connect with your support network often

- learn to build resilience and bounce back in the face of adversity 

- learn how you can help a friend in distress

- if you're struggling with mental health, make an appointment with a mental health professional

200

A way to take care of your digital wellbeing

- taking breaks

- turn off distractions

- turn off screens an hour before bedtime

- be mindful

- be aware of your emotions/mood

200

Brief 15-minute meeting with a counselor that focuses on exploring concerns and assessing needs

Path to Care Appointment  

200

The steps to make a plan

- learn stress-management skills

- make dates with yourself

- stay on track

- take your time

200

An example of a high pleasantness mood

surprised, hyper, energized, pleased, pleasant, at ease, calm, relaxed, mellow, sleepy

300

A way to improve your social wellness

- make time to connect with friends and loved ones

- explore the NAU event calendar for events that peak your interest

- join one of the many student clubs or organizations at NAU

- go outside your comfort zone; check out a new area of campus or talk to someone new

- limit time on social media and be aware of how it impacts your mental health

300

Apps to help monitor screen time

- Flipd 

- Forest

- Finding Focus

- Self Control (for computers)

- ScreenZen

300

On-campus series of peer-facilitated weekly review sessions for students taking historically challenging courses

Supplemental instruction (SI) and leaders

300

A way to take care of your body

- eat healthy food

- break a sweat

- refuel

- take a break

- come up for air 

- get rest 

300

An example of a low energy mood

disgusted, glum, disappointed, down, apathetic, at ease, easygoing, content, loving, fulfilled 

400

A way to improve your physical wellness

- aim for 30 minutes of physical activity that brings you joy each day

- get your flu shot and other important immunizations 

- keep your insurance card on you at all times and become familiar with your insurance benefits

- take advantage of the services provided by Campus Recreation in the HLC, such as the gym, fitness classes, and more

- set a consistent bed time routine of 7-9 hours of sleep each night

400

The built-in monitoring for Android

Set daily limits for apps, track usage for different apps, and silence notifications on apps when limit is reached

400

On-campus free -individual tutoring, small group tutoring, and academic coaching

Academic Success Centers (ASC)

400

A way to take care of your feelings

- take a time out

- get the stress out

- plan ahead

- treat yourself 

- learn to say no

- get support

- value yourself

400

An example of a low pleasantness mood

enraged, livid, fuming, anxious, repulsed, disgusted, pessimistic, alienated, despondent, despairing 

500

A way to improve your occupational wellness

- get engaged outside of the classroom; these opportunities help you develop skills and build your resume

- visit the NAU Career Development Office and schedule and appointment through Handshake for help with your resume, career exploration, and more

- keep your resume up to date and ensure your cover letter effectively articulates your strengths

- utilize the resume drop box and conduct an informal interview with someone working in your field

- take a short and easy Interest Profiler at My Next Move to identify career paths tailored to your interests

500

The built-in monitoring for Apple

Track your screen time on different apps, schedule time away from your screen, and set time limits for apps

500

Free emergency and on-going short-term counseling support via text, chat, and phone/video for students

Jacks Care 24/7

500

A way to ask for help

- learn to seek and accept help

- see a health care provider

- get professional help  

500

The purpose of the mood meter

being able to label and understand the cause of an emotion will better prepare you to care for yourself and others