The Resilience Project - Public Talk
The Resilience Project delivers emotionally engaging programs to schools, sports clubs and businesses, providing practical, evidence-based, positive mental health strategies to build resilience and happiness. […]
Archive Author: Gareth Furber
Is this a good way to learn about investing?
I occasionally chat with Uni students about financial literacy/ confidence. I firmly believe that learning to manage your finances is one of the most powerful […]
New Bedford Park campus map and new simpler URL for our website
A new campus map for Bedford Park is now available and is attached to this blog post (click the link to the left or the […]
Opportunities for Students with Disability - PACE Mentoring Autumn 2019
Helloooo peeps, Look what just showed up in my email! Are you a student or jobseekers with disability who would benefit from professional mentoring? The […]
OASIS - catering for all aspects of student wellbeing
OASIS is the on-campus student community centre. It is on the Bedford Park campus (j7 on the campus map), opposite car park 5. For a […]
Affordable SA
Mobile phones provide unprecedented access to resources that can help with health and wellbeing, both in terms of access to websites, but also dedicated apps. […]
Wellbeing Ambassador Application Process Now Open!
The Wellbeing Ambassador Program is for students at Flinders University interested in contributing to student wellbeing. Students will be provided with free training, engage with […]
Sunny, an app for women with disability to learn about violence and abuse
Sunny is an app that supports all women with disability who have been impacted by sexual assault, domestic and family violence, to understand violence, know […]
Disclosure - The Hot Topic
This is a guest post by Sascha. Sascha is the University Specialist Employment Partnerships (USEP) consultant here at Flinders along with Ada. Sascha helps students […]
Update on Mental Fitness
Update: the course is now available here: Anyone who has been reading this blog, or getting the HCDS newsletters will know that I have been crapping […]
Welcome to 2019
Just a quick post to kick everything off for 2019. Some of you are back at uni, especially those doing non-semester topics, higher degree research, […]