There are a variety of non-western interventions that may be effective for helping individuals cope with their mental and emotional health. Some non-western interventions include:
- Reiki
Non-Western Campus Resources
- William Peach, LMHC at the UNI Counseling Center uses mindfulness in a clinical settting.
- The UNI Counseling Center has begun offering Mindful Monday Walks
- Shantila Caston, LISW at the UNI Counseling Center is the Diversity Outreach Specialist and a Co-Facilitator of the Racial Healing Support Group
- Keyah Levy, MA, is the Director of the Center for Multicultural Education/Gender & Sexuality Services and is a Co-Facilitator of the Racial Healing Support Group
- Xin Zou, at the UNI Counseling Center offers an International Student Support Group
- UNI Student Wellness provides mindfulness exercises and education
Non-Western Community Resources
- Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirtuality & Healing at University of Minnesota offers Nature-Based Therapeutics courses
- Suzanne Bartlett Hackenmiller, M.D. is a physician in Des Moines. She leads workshops combining mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, and integrative wellness topics
- Hope Tree Counseling in Waterloo, IA provides Nature-Based Therapy, Animal Assisted Therapy
- Dr. Matthew Vasquez & Traci Ludwig are researching and conducting trauma-sensitive yoga in the Cedar Valley. Contact Traci Ludwig at traci.ludwig@mercyhealth.com for session dates and times.
- Transcend in Cedar Falls, IA offers Reiki
- Waverly Health Center in Waverly, IA offers Reiki
