Retriever Integrated Health
Institutional Group • 348 people

PINNED ITEMS

MAR
27
Mindfulness Workshop
Incorporate mindfulness in your well-being toolkit
12:00 PM · The Commons : The Women's Center
Feelings of anxiety can interrupt daily life and can be difficult to bounce back from.  One practice that can help prevent anxiety and panic from taking over is mindfulness.  Mindfulness is a...
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MAR
25
Executive Functioning Workshop 1
Daily tasks can be hard, RIH can help!
1:00 PM · The Center for Well-Being : 118
Executive functions are things we do daily that help us get things done, like making lists, managing a schedule, and setting reminders.  Workshop attendees will work on developing skills to...
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Free Mental Health Resources
Need a little extra support? RIH has tools for you!
We know not everyone needs clinical counseling services when they're experiencing a tough time, but sometimes a little extra boost of support during a particularly hard week or even semester can...
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Private Space to Meet with Outside Mental Health Providers
Private Spaces for Participating in Virtual Appointments wit
Private Spaces for Participating in Virtual Appointments with Community-Based Mental Health Providers  The Center for Well-Being and Erickson Hall have reservable, private spaces from which...
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About This Group

Retriever Integrated Health (RIH) brings together University Health Services and the Counseling Center to work in a collaborative, holistic approach to support your well-being and success. Our team is committed to providing the UMBC community with high quality services, support, and resources. RIH is an interdisciplinary team that includes our administrative staff members and a variety of healthcare professionals, representing disciplines of acupuncture, dietetics, health education, massage, nursing, medicine, psychiatry, psychology, public health, and social work.