Habits, routines and rituals can be the key to self-care for psychologists
Gareth Furber (BPsych(Hons)’02, PhD(ClinPsych)’07) is a psychologist and after a decade of working in child and adolescent mental health, took on the role of e-mental […]
Archive Author: Rebecca Esteve
From Op Shop Camera to Successful Film Maker
Growing up, Ella Burton (BCreatArts(Screen) ’20) always had a creative side, enjoying photography and taking art classes as a teenager. Her film making journey really started […]
Screen grads’ talent on show
From features to short films, indie romance to hard-hitting documentaries, there’s plenty on offer for movie-goers at this year’s Adelaide Film Festival. Flinders University graduates […]
Teaching our boys to be Goodfellas
After a career full of twists and turns, each adding to a broad skillset, Jack Ellis (BEd(MS),BA ’11) now finds himself using those teaching and […]
Learning and growing in rural teaching
Skye Beauchamp (BEd(Sec),BHlthSc ’11) credits her Loxton High School physical education teacher, Rick Garrad, as the inspiration for her own career path as a physical […]
Using the great outdoors to launch a greater career
In his role as an Experiential Learning Facilitator at Active Education, graduate Jesse Maker (BSportHlthPhysAct ’21) is using his niche knowledge of the outdoors to create […]
A focus on veteran wellbeing
As a proud veteran, Flinders University Sociology graduate Professor Ben Wadham is passionate about helping other veterans and their families as they transition to civilian life. […]
Balancing study, sport and a renewed civilian life
Serving for eight years in the Australian Navy as a medic, Emilea Mysko (BEd(MidSecSch),BHlthSc ’20, BSportHlthPhysAct(Hons) ’21) had seen her fair share of patients suffering […]
Foundations of film making
Tamara Hardmann (BCreatArts(Screen)’17) wrote, directed, produced and edited the 2022 Adelaide Film Festival Best Short Film, Are You Really The Universe? The award winning film stars […]