The Breather, the psychology newsletter run by Yeshiva University’s chapter of Active Minds, is set to resume publication this semester following nearly three years of inactivity.
Active Minds is a student club on both the Beren and Wilf campuses dedicated to promoting awareness about mental health. The club, a chapter of the national Active Minds organization, hopes to use The Breather to provide students with a platform to share personal experiences and help students access reading focused on psychology and mental wellness.
“We wanted to create a publication where mental health and wellness is addressed and where people feel they can read it for its content and also contribute when they feel they have something they would like to share,” said Breather co-Editor in Chief Meira Steiner (SCW ‘24).
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