Part of being human means making mistakes and missteps and recognizing that truly no one is perfect.

Sometimes we can find ourselves stuck in fear or regret, missing the opportunity to find incredible new journeys and develop greater resilience.

We have the opportunity to embrace the power of reframing our unexpected moments in life.

This project seeks to ignite a campus-wide conversation about the challenges and self-doubt we carry with us. We can find the resources – both inside us and all around the Emory – to better support ourselves, our friends, and our community for whenever the unexpected occurs.

Want to connect about Reframes? Email campuslife@emory.edu

For additional wellbeing resources, visit the toolkit.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Mental health campaign takes aim at college students’ ‘toxic perfectionism’

Inside Higher Ed – Finding a New Angle—Testimonies Combat Toxic Perfectionism

Emory News – Discovering the possible with Emory campus leaders

Good Day Atlanta – Emory campaign addresses toxic perfectionism

Saporta Report – Emory’s Reframes project aims to help others embrace the power of reframing life’s unexpected moments