40+ study tips to help you get off to a good start this semester
A dude called Random Patterson (amazing name) has put together a great list of study hacks/tips over on the College Info Geek website. Some of […]
Recommended Reading
Book Reflections from the Disability Team
Hello! I’m Lauren, one of the Disability Advisors here at Flinders University, and I’ve decided to take a dive into the wonderful world of blogging… […]
Getting the most out of virtual learning
The BPS Research Digest has an interesting article on getting the most out of virtual learning, written by Emily Reynolds. Virtual learning is a reality […]
Finding purpose in life
The Greater Good Magazine has a good article on finding your purpose by Jill Suttie, outlining 7 activities you can engage in that have been […]
Looking for a challenge? - Try the GGSC Wellbeing Calendar
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 […]
Learning how to breathe again
I just finished a fascinating book by journalist James Nestor entitled ‘Breath: The new science of a lost art’. As you can probably imagine, it […]
A roadmap to building resilience
Resilience is the belief and capacity of an individual to cope with setbacks and bounce back from adversity. It isn’t by any stretch of the […]
Counsellor Matt on reconciliation between non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal Aus...
National Reconciliation week runs from the 27th May to the 3rd June. ‘National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about […]
New Resource for Victims of Crime and Abuse - Digital launch
Victim Support Service and Flinders University are pleased to announce the digital launch of a new resource for victims of crime and abuse: After Crime and […]
Greater Good’s Guide to Well-Being During Coronavirus
A resource I call on frequently in the Greater Good In Action website. For the past few years they’ve been collecting evidence-based strategies to improve […]
Loneliness
I’ve been reflecting on loneliness recently and realised I hadn’t read any research on the topic for quite a while. To correct that I accessed […]