Peers Supporting Peers
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Peers Supporting Peers (PSP) is an organization of University of Minnesota medical students who provide confidential, non-judgmental support to fellow students looking for assistance in coping with school and non-school-related questions and stressors.
What We Offer
Medical school can be a stressful and emotionally charged time. We are a group of students who can identify with many of the stresses that students face, and we are dedicated to improving the wellbeing of fellow students and the medical school community as a whole. PSP strives to forge bonds between students in an effort to build a supportive, connected community.
We are currently offering: Tea Time, a peer-facilitated conversation to process the highs and lows of life as a medical student. Hot water and tea provided. Our current topic is Managing Experiences in Anatomy Lab and we are open to additional suggestions. Tea Time announcements are sent via email at this time. If you have questions about Tea Time or Peers Supporting Peers, please contact Maryanne Reilly-Spong in the Office of Learner Development at [email protected].
Additional Wellness Resources
Confidential Bridging Counseling (CBC) - Confidential, short-term, free counseling with referrals as requested.
CBC Appointments or email [email protected]
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