Nyyti News 4/2022

This year its theme is compassion. Students’ Mental Health Day is celebrated on April 13, and there’s a social media campaign around it between April 7–14, our hashtag being #GoodEnough.

Our goal is to encourage conversation about students’ mental health and to invite everyone to support the cause of mental wellbeing. Have you thought about taking part in one of the most important annual student wellbeing events?

You can join the campaign by acting compassionately in your everyday life or by arranging compassion-themed events and activities that promote student wellbeing. In social media, you can share your thoughts on the meaning of compassion and encourage and challenge others to act compassionately. You can also participate in the official social media challenge #GoodEnough

Get inspired on how to plan campaign events, read more on the compassion theme or use the campaign social media templates on the campaign page.

Register your own campaign activities here.

You can also download a social media photo frame with English #GoodEnough which shows you are promoting students’ mental health.

Have you already clicked your way to the campaign Facebook event? We’ll create Students’ Mental Health Day together! Join us – Mind matters!

More information from Tommi Yläkangas, tommi.ylakangas@nyyti.fi, tel. +358 50 366 7786

April in Nyyti

In this newsletter you will find information about Nyyti's activities during April. Nyyti’s April starts fast with two webinars and Student Mental Health Day and the campaign related to the day. Nyyti's popular chats are also running during the month. There are also ongoing men's peer support discussions held in Finnish.

Have you already noticed the new NyytiBot on our website? If you haven’t, then check it out and try out how the bot works. NyytiBot greets the newcomer in the lower right corner of our website.

Follow our activities on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tuudo, and of course, on our website.

Nyyti´sn Chat

In April chat, we discuss an achievement-oriented and competitive environment. Does it makes us observe ourselves critically? How should we approach our feelings? Let’s reflect together on what would be a suitable amount of self-criticism, which are the ways to achieve contentment with ourselves and what should we do. Come and chat with others.

• Tue 19th April Self-criticism and sense of insufficiency

Nyytis chats in English are held on Tuesdays from 6 to 8 pm. Participation in the chats is free of charge and anonymous. No prior registration required. Click on the chat name below to see a more detailed description of the chat. You will find Nyytis Chat, which is a group chat, and more information about upcoming chats on our website.