The purpose of the Relaxation Room at the 老司机传媒 Counseling & Testing Center is to provide a space for students to develop and practice the relaxation skills that will enhance their academic productivity and their sense of well-being. In addition, it provides a space to practice the relaxation skills often discussed in the students’ counseling work. Relaxation strategies are in integral part of treatment approaches to depression, anxiety, anger management, and sleep disorders, among other issues, and students will find a space and resources to develop or strengthen these skills. These resources include audio guides of various relaxation exercises, biofeedback instruments, relaxation music, a guide to print and online materials on relaxation, and a massage chair, among others.
If you are engaged in counseling at this time and you’d like to integrate relaxation training into your treatment plan, remember to consult with your counselor. Together, you can select the strategies that are more suitable for you and your goals.
How to Reserve the Relaxation Room
To use the Relaxation Room, go to the front desk and reserve a time. Let the front desk staff know what resources you’d like to use so they are available for you when at the time of your visit. You are also welcome to reserve time to use the massage chair while you listen to relaxing music. We have a few selections for you, but you’re welcomed to bring your own.
We hope you enjoy our Relaxation Room. Come back often and let others know about it.
Relaxation Exercises:
(The University of Texas at Austin's Counseling and Mental Health Center)
You can stream or download four relaxation tracks: Deep Breathing, Muscle Relaxation, Cruise Imagery, and Forest Imagery
(Mayo Clinic)
You can use this document to track your progress as you practice relaxation exercises daily.
User Manuals for biofeedback training instruments (the manuals are in .pdf):
Self-care Assessment & Worksheet
This instrument can help you to review strategies to enhance your sense of wellbeing and create a plan to apply them in your life.
For more information about stress management, visit and check out their . HelpGuide.org content is developed in collaboration with the Harvard Medical School.