Executive Function Group on Campus – Participants invited

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Struggling to stay on top of your workload and manage your time effectively can be a major stressor, but there’s hope. We’re excited to offer a psycho-educational group for 8-10 first-year students designed to provide the support and skills you need to feel empowered and confident navigating your first year.

This group is for first-year students who are having trouble managing their assignments or struggling to hand work in on time. Participants will have the time to meet other students who are having similar struggles. This Psycho-educational skills group will provide participants with the opportunity to share their experiences, learn new skills and work towards a plan to tackle the stresses of academic studies confidently.

Miranda Reilkoff-Leis & Nikki Villeneuve are grad students with the Department of Education in the School & Counselling Psychology program. Nikki and Miranda have worked in schools for several years with students struggling with academics and mental health.

This group will be under the clinical supervision of Sessional Lecturer Gwendolyn Chappell, M.A., M.Ed., CCC, & CAIRS coordinator Dr. Deb Kemp-Koo, Ph.D., R.D Psych. Department of Educational Psychology & Special Education University of Saskatchewan.

Register by emailing Miranda at mlr273@usask.ca

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