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USEP is a one-to-one service providing specialist career support to students with disabilities, chronic illnesses, mental health conditions or who are neurodiverse. You can engage with […]
USEP is a one-to-one service providing specialist career support to students with disabilities, chronic illnesses, mental health conditions or who are neurodiverse. You can engage with […]
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 […]
Discover wellbeing-focused parts of the Flinders University’s Bedford Park Campus through this great set of videos crafted by drama students Connor and Franca. Might inspire you […]
Discover the joy of leisure reading at Central Library—reduce stress, strengthen your brain, and indulge in popular titles with no due dates! Reading for leisure has […]
Sascha Lemon-Spence has appeared on the blog a few times, sharing information and resources for students with a disability. This time around it is an article […]
Overview: I am always stoked when I get to feature a guest post. The author of this guest post is Mary Stompe, a CBT psychotherapist who […]
Overview: Psych student Maddy Slegers takes on uncertainty as she finishes up her undergraduate and honours experiences. From those experiences she derives 5 tips for tolerating […]
Overview: I love it when we have other authors on the blog! In this post from counsellor Nicola, she explores some tips for being more flexible, […]
As you know, I really enjoy featuring blog content from students. Today, I have a post from Lo Kellen Leonata, a Masters of Social Work […]
Chris Leow and James Hart are two nutrition and dietetic students who recently wrote a selection of nutrition blogs as part of the STEW program under Jayne […]
Chris Leow and James Hart are two nutrition and dietetic students who recently wrote a selection of nutrition blogs as part of the STEW program […]