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 […]
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 […]
Serena, one of our guest bloggers (see her nutrition posts here) has been reflecting on her social media use, particularly her use of Instagram. Enjoy! […]
Flinders Community Market is BACK for the Summer Break! 🍊 🥕 🍞 🥗 🍪 🍚 In December 2020, we will have the Market back this […]
It does appear that alcohol consumption in Australia has increased with the impacts of COVID. This can be understood in a number of ways: stress […]
I just finished reading an interesting article over on The Conversation on smartphone use and mental health. I recommend giving it a read, but I’ll […]
Dietetics student Serena is now a regular on the blog. To read more of her work, visit Serena posts Archives – Student Health and Wellbeing […]
The Community Market is running through November at Oasis every Thursday during to bring you FREE fruit and vegetables available along with LOW COST pantry […]
I am not good on camera. Whether it is a still camera or video camera, I come across like an insane hobo. Which would be […]
If you’ve read previous posts (1, 2), you’ll know that I made a decision to be a vegan and I am working on my diet […]
It goes without saying that aspects of the culture we grow up in relating to body image and what it means to be beautiful can […]
Since reading Breath by James Nestor, I have been interested in the use of breathing techniques to help create calmer more focused states. I teach […]
We regularly hear from students that they want to learn more about stress management. To be honest, most of us do. Our lives can be […]
I’ve reproduced below a blog post from the Epigeum team at Oxford University Press below Epigeum build online courses for university students on the topics […]
I’m going on a whole-food, plant-based diet and you can watch along as I do so. A few weeks back, after a binge on documentaries […]
The last few months of my maternity leave, I stumbled into the world of podcasts. I had actually been actively avoiding listening to any due […]
In this follow-up to Serena’s first post on Nutrition and Mental Health, she outlines the basic ingredients that all students should have access to, to […]
I regularly recommend the Greater Good Science Center Website (GGSC) for those wanting to learn more about how to build wellbeing, based on science. On […]
I love it when we get student posts for the blog! This one is from Serena Hodge, a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics student on […]
A colleague of mine pointed me towards an online course that might be of interest to international students. Family Planning Victoria has created a free […]
I had prepared some materials on the topic of ‘wellbeing for academic success’ for O’guide training. I thought it made a lot of sense to […]
One of the most popular resources we’ve created in recent years has been our Self-care Mega Guide. It’s a comprehensive collection of self-care strategies and […]
A couple of weeks back, one of my counselling colleagues challenged me to complete a ‘Daily Movement Challenge’. This was in response to us both […]
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from setbacks. It is a very useful capacity to have, given that life is full of setbacks. For […]
It is a rug, but it is heated. It is a plug n’ rug. It may be the single most important wellbeing intervention ever. #doyourbestwinter […]