Dongmyung University Operates 'TU-Chummy Program' to Support Mental Health
Dongmyung University (President Jeon Ho-hwan) is conducting the ‘TU-Chummy Program’ to strengthen mental health support for prospective experts in the local community human services field.
Students preparing to work in the Well-Life fields such as the College of Health and Welfare Education, College of Companion Animals, and College of Beauty Arts are utilizing their major-specific skills to conduct a ‘Talent Donation Mental Health Counseling Program’ for university students every month.
On April 29, students from the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology marked the beginning of a grand journey with a psychological and emotional support program using media-based counseling. Activities included tension relief through physical relaxation exercises and self-reflection using art therapy programs, helping students relieve stress from their studies.
Kim Kang-min, a student from the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology who participated in this activity, said, “I am glad to participate in a program that supports the healthy university life of my peers,” and added, “I will strive to become a true member of society who serves the local community by utilizing the talents I have learned at university.”
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Professor Kim Min-jung, advisor of the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, stated, “Students from the College of Health and Welfare Education, College of Companion Animals, and College of Beauty Arts prepare various programs every month for the mental health of their peers, including individual health management, emergency rescue, companion dog walking programs, and the use of picture books and occupational therapy,” and added, “Through this, we expect it to be an opportunity for prospective experts in the Well-Life field to promote not only their own mental health but also understanding of themselves and others.”
Dongmyung University is conducting the 'TU-Chummy Program' to support the mental health of prospective experts in the human services field.
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