Drop-in Guided Study Sessions
Cleaning up my email inbox I found this cool thing. Drop-in Guided Study Sessions running every weekday by the Student Learning Support Service! The idea […]
Archive Author: Gareth Furber
New flyers promoting Oasis Centre have been released
With orientation approaching rapidly (might be here by the time you read this), everyone is getting their promotional material ready. The flyers for the Oasis […]
Oasis has re-opened
Last year (2020) we had to close the Oasis Centre because of COVID. It made sense in terms of looking after the health and wellbeing […]
Casual Conversation groups are ramping up for 2021
Here at Health, Counselling and Disability Services and Oasis, we run a range of specifically designed programs designed to help you improve your health and […]
Food, welfare and wellbeing services
Overview: We collated some food, welfare and health services as part of a survey we conducted back in 2021. Having pulled them together, it seemed silly […]
Yoga insights: How yoga works (part 1)
Counsellor and qualified yoga teacher Maureen has penned the next in the Yoga Insights series: How Yoga Works. Catch Maureen teaching Mindful Yoga at Oasis. I love […]
A headspace centre has opened at Marion
One of the intake team just let me know that a new headspace centre has opened at Marion. ‘headspace Marion is a free and confidential […]
The different domains of mental health
Last week was a crazy busy week. This week is turning out the same to be honest 😫. The bulk of last week was taken […]
The wellbeing programs that are already up and running
The academic year hasn’t kicked off yet but there are already some wellbeing programs happening. I’ve covered the main ones below. This list will grow […]
Atomic habits by James Clear: review (kinda)
I am just in the final stages of reading Atomic Habits by James Clear. This is a book I’ve been intending to read for quite […]
Early usage of mental health services improves higher education students’...
This is a quick but important one. The boss forwarded me an interesting factsheet from the Department of Education, Skills and Employment (that is probably […]