Workshops

Current Workshops

Not only WHAT we eat, but HOW we eat has a major impact on our health and well-being. Many people today want to eat healthier in order to be fitter and more efficient in their daily lives. They are reflecting on their lifestyles and recognizing the impact their diet has on their health. In addition to the current nutrition trends 2024, this seminar provides information on the "conscious eating" trend. With the help of numerous exercises, you will reflect on your own eating habits and learn how to implement this dietary trend. Other seminar topics include

Mindful Eating
Enjoyable Eating
Intuitive Eating

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Date: Thursday, 24.04.2025

Time: 10:00 - 13:00

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Stephanie Mißler

Price: free

Our thoughts shape our reality - often without us consciously realizing it. Beliefs are deeply rooted beliefs about ourselves, other people and the world. They are formed through upbringing, experiences and social conditioning. Some beliefs promote our growth, while others block us - whether in our studies, professional life or everyday personal life.

In this interactive seminar, you will learn how to identify limiting beliefs, understand their effects so you can transform them into positive, empowering convictions. Using various methods from psychology and self-development, you will be given tools to question old thinking patterns and realize your full potential.

Results of the seminar:
✅ More self-confidence and inner strength
✅ Reduction of self-doubt and fears
✅ Improved motivation and (learning) performance
✅ More composure and clarity for decisions

This seminar is ideal for students who want to understand themselves better and break down mental barriers. Be inspired and learn how to consciously shape your life through the power of positive thinking!

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Date: Monday, 28.04.2025

Time: 15:00-16:30

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Linda Petzke

Price: free

The “all inclusive” program against stress!

With this multi-part seminar, you will expand your skills in dealing with stress in a variety of ways. You will gain a better understanding of how stress arises and put together effective and long-term methods to help you deal with stress in a more relaxed and healthy way. Good time and learning management and dealing with the fear of exams are just as much a part of the program as learning about autogenic training.

For many students, a shortage of time, pressure to perform or the fear of exams play an important role in everyday life. However, the ways of dealing with stress are as varied as the stressors themselves. This seminar is offered by Techniker Krankenkasse as part of the HEALTH4YOU project and is aimed at students of all disciplines who want to reduce stress levels and improve their stress management in the long term. The course is also open to non-members of TK. Regular attendance is a requirement. The seminar takes place in a small group under the guidance of a qualified psychologist.

Please only register if you can attend all or most of the dates. If you are unsure, please contact the seminar leader in advance: stresskompetent@gmx.de

Overview and dates

The seminar takes place via BigBlueButton. The online course is based on the modalities of a face-to-face event. It is therefore an interactive offer in which the active participation of the participants is in the foreground. This requires a dial-in with microphone and camera.

8x Mondays from 09:00 - 12:00

Date 1: Stress during studies (28.04.2025)

Date 2: Stress and its effects (05.05.2025)

Date 3: Stress arises in the mind (12.05.2025)

Date 4: Protecting yourself from stress (19.05.2025)

Date 5: Time and learning management (26. 05.2025)

Date 6: Overcoming exam anxiety (02.06.2025)

Date 7: Summary and outlook (16.06.2025)

Date 8: Summary and outlook (23.06.2025)

This offer takes place in cooperation with the Techniker Krankenkasse (TK).

In addition to students of the TU Braunschweig, students of the Ostfalia University and the HBK are welcome.

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Date: Monday, 28.04.2025 - 23.06.2025

Time: 09:00-12:00

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Anne Scholz

Price: free

Many students are familiar with procrastination. This workshop is designed to help you to understand procrastination better and develop helpful strategies for dealing with it. We want to reflect on why it is often not possible to stick to plans and actually follow through with what you have planned. We will develop helpful strategies to enable you to work continuously on your own goals. These include, for example, good planning, developing routines and dealing with thoughts and beliefs that lead to procrastination. What we have learned will be put into practice between the sessions and discussed in the workshop.

1st date: 07.05.2025
2nd date: 21.05. 2025
3rd date: 04.06.2025 (intervision)

On the third date, we will take time to discuss your personal concerns and find suitable solutions for your individual situations

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Date: Wednesday, 07.05.2025 + 21.05.2025 + 04.06.2025

Time: 09:00 - 11:00

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervison: Anne Scholz

Price: free

Relaxed studies: Ways to find inner peace and serenity in everyday university life

Silence and tranquillity are more valuable than ever in a fast-paced world. Studying also comes with many challenges. This makes it all the more important to find a balance between phases of tension and relaxation. Creating this balance may not always seem easy at first glance.
In this lecture, you will be invited to explore various relaxing techniques and try out some of them straight away in practice. You will also gain insights into the theory of stress and the importance of relaxation. Discover the power of inner peace and find out how you can integrate it into your daily study routine.v

Relaxed studies: Ways to find inner peace and serenity in everyday university life

Silence and tranquillity are more valuable than ever in a fast-paced world. Studying also comes with many challenges. This makes it all the more important to find a balance between phases of tension and relaxation. Creating this balance may not always seem easy at first glance.
In this lecture, you will be invited to explore various relaxing techniques and try out some of them straight away in practice. You will also gain insights into the theory of stress and the importance of relaxation. Discover the power of inner peace and find out how you can integrate it into your daily study routi

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Date: Thursday, 08.05.2025

Time: 19:00-20:30

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Julia Berger

Price: free

Burn-on describes a state between chronic exhaustion and inner tension. The big difference to burn-out is that there is no complete breakdown - you simply continue to function. This is precisely what makes burn-on so dangerous, as it can drag on for years, often goes unnoticed and can have serious long-term consequences for body and mind. In many cases, it is the precursor to a burn-out.

This impulse lecture aims to enable students to recognize their own burn-on symptoms at an early stage and to obtain approaches for self-regulation strategies.

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Date: Tuesday, 20.05.2025

Time: 18:00 - 19:30

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Katharina Hiller

Price: free

Meditation makes us more mindful and compassionate. We experience inner peace, clarity, serenity and learn to deal better with stress.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of meditation in this 2-hour workshop. Try out different meditation techniques and turn your gaze inwards. Experience stillness, because stillness is not empty, but full and alive.

Learn how to create good conditions for meditation and how to deal with obstacles during meditation. Be inspired to create your own meditation routine. Background knowledge on the effects of meditation practice from science tops off the workshop.

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Date: Thursday, 03.07.2025

Time: 15:45-17:45

Place: Botanical Garden

Supervision: Julia Berger

Price: free

Studies show that PhD students are confronted with special challenges and a high level of stress. This puts them at a higher risk of mental illness than other population groups. In cooperation with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the TK has developed an adaptation of the stress management training “TK-MentalStrategien - Pflichtfach für starke Nerven” for students for the target group of doctoral candidates.

The “TK-MentalStrategien - Gelassen zur Promotion” training is characterized by its high practical relevance and is specially tailored to the everyday research routine and challenges of doctoral candidates.

Doctoral candidates are provided with helpful strategies for dealing with the inevitable stress during the doctoral period in a healthy and constructive way - these are also indispensable skills in professional life. In this respect, the training makes a preventative contribution to a successful academic career.

In an initial evaluation of the training, 90% of participants stated that they were fairly or very satisfied with the training.

The seminar schedule is as followed:

Date 1 | Stress and its effects - Tue, August 26, 2025 (online)

Date 2 | Protecting yourself from stress - Tue, September 02, 2025 (online)

Date 3 | It's the attitude that counts - Tue, September 09, 2025 (online)

Date 4 | Managing stress successfully - Tue, September 16, 2025 (online)

Date 5 | My path to promotion - Tue, September 23, 2025 (online)

This offer takes place in cooperation with the Techniker Krankenkasse (TK).

Registration will take place shortly via GradTUBS

Date: Tuesday, 26.08.2025 - 23.09.2025

Time: 09:00-13:00

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Anne Scholz

Price: free

Everyone has different inner voices - sometimes they motivate us, sometimes they slow us down. The Inner Team model, developed by Friedemann Schulz von Thun, helps us to consciously perceive these inner parts, understand their messages and resolve inner conflicts.

In this interactive seminar, students learn to uncover their own inner team and use it in a targeted manner. By consciously working with personal components, clarity is brought to decision-making processes, self-doubt is reduced and one's own inner voice is strengthened. This method is particularly helpful in stressful situations, exam anxiety, professional orientation or personal conflicts.

Advantages of the inner team:
✅ Clear decision-making and inner balance
✅ Better handling of self-doubt and insecurities
✅ Effective self-management in challenging situations
✅ Greater understanding of your own needs and goals

In the seminar, participants receive practical instructions and techniques to set up their own Inner Team and work with it sustainably. A valuable tool for your studies, career and personal development!

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Date: Tuesday, 09.09.2025

Time: 18:00-19:30

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Linda Petzke

Price: free

There are always a lot of tasks to complete during your studies. And there also has to be time for leisure activities, hobbies and part-time jobs. Simple time management tools can bring structure to the chaos and reduce stress. This allows tasks to be completed more efficiently and goals to be achieved more quickly without losing motivation in between. In this online training course, you will learn how to set priorities, deal with distractions and interruptions, plan work tasks in a targeted manner and tackle homework or exam material in a focused and relaxed manner.

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Date: Thursday, 18.09.2025

Time: 16:00-19:00

Place: via BigBlueButton

Supervision: Anne Scholz

Price: free

Athletic and functional training has become increasingly important over time. Initially, this form of training was ridiculed. Thanks to (sports) scientific findings, athletic training is now an integral part of many individual and team sports. But what exactly is hidden behind the term “athletic training” and how can we train athletically for specific sports and everyday life? These and other questions will be answered in the “Athletic training” seminar.

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