An in-depth look into the social services sector
Studying social work or interested in community services? You might find this social services sector event of interest. An in-depth look into the social services sector […]
Studying social work or interested in community services? You might find this social services sector event of interest. An in-depth look into the social services sector […]
Heads up on some important dates for those of you that might need to organise alternative exam arrangements for Semester 1, 2024. Friday May 10th – […]
This recent presentation to 1st year Tourism students covered good study and mental health practices, drawing specifically on the Big 5, from research conducted by the […]
Upgrade your study practices drawing tips from cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and education, empowering you to balance your academic workload, personal life, and well-being. As a student, […]
Were you at one of my presentations to 1st Year Criminology students on Mental Health and Self-care? Did you want the slides and links? Included in […]
Are you an international student studying at Flinders with a disability? A fellow student Muthu is conducting confidential research to learn more about your experiences. Details […]
Explore the impact of mind-body activities on student wellbeing through a University of Melbourne study, with a chance to win one of fifteen $100 gift cards. […]
One great thing that the digital age has enabled is access to support for different issues via phone and chat. In this post we maintain a […]
I gave a talk to 1st Year Medicine students. There were slides. Those slides are attached. The world is again in balance. On the 18th March, […]
Participate in a guided discussion on the issues that matter to neurodivergent students and the future of neurodiversity in tertiary education. In honour of Neurodiversity Celebration […]
Particate in Neurodiversity Celebration Week with this webinar event hosted by College of Medicine and Public Health. Prof. Sandra Thom-Jones will talk on “What do Australians […]