Like many students, you may feel that classes at BYU are significantly more difficult than what you've experienced in the past. Learning to embrace challenges while not giving up on yourself is an essential skill for thriving instead of just surviving.
SilverCloud is an online system designed to help you learn about and reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress. We also have a new program designed to help improve body image. Each program consists of articles, video clips, interactive activities, and short quizzes to help you learn about and reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress. You work through weekly activities with the support of one of our trained clinicians who reviews your progress and provides feedback and encouragement. Because the system is online, you can work whenever and from wherever best suits your needs! Finally, SilverCloud is well-researched--meaning there is good evidence that it works!
**You must be a full-time BYU student to utilize this resource.**
To enroll or ask questions about SilverCloud, email your name, which program you are interested in (Anxiety, Body Image, Depression, or Stress), and whether or not you are a full-time BYU student to: silvercloud@byu.edu
A handy guide to how to more effectively deal with change. Learn more about how trying to keep a regular schedule, talking with a friend or mentor, keeping healthy habits, and taking a break from social media can help us better deal with changes in our life.
In this guide, we’ll talk about: Staying organized, avoiding multitasking, making the most of video lectures, setting a schedule, trading your strategies for new ones, working with a group or team, and staying connected to other people!
Estella Marquez shared a devotional address in which she shared, “It is possible to reach your goals if you work hard, keep the right perspective, and use your challenges as opportunities to grow and develop.” Get inspired by reading or watching her full address.
Former Advancement Vice President, Matthew O. Richardson shares, "I testify that if you seek help and invite others into your life, then your life will be fuller, your success will be more meaningful, and you will find peace." Watch his devotional address to hear how he learned to be a success as a BYU student.
"Because of the Atonement, all failures are changeable and temporary, except the one that occurs when we give up. So whatever you do, don’t you dare give up." ~ President Kevin J. Worthen
Where to Go For Help
Academic Support Office The BYU Academic Support Office is available face-to-face or virtually to help you if you are struggling academically.