Insights from an OT about how to live a healthy life
Our OT Emma shares practical wisdom on healthy habits, identity beyond study, and why small wins and regular rest matter for student wellbeing and balance.
Staff
Represent Flinders University at this years City to Bay!
I generally do the City to Bay with my sister. We do the 12km walk and usually solve all of our life problems during the walk […]
Staff perspectives wanted: Inclusive education research at Flinders
Hey staff, this one is for you 🙂 – You’d be supporting an honours project exploring what is needed for people with intellectual disability to attend […]
New to Flinders? Want Success Tips from an Expert?
Student Success and Wellbeing Advisors (SSWA) work every day with students to get them back on track if they falter. Mel, one of the SSWA recorded […]
The Light I Didn't Know I Needed: What Years of Research Taught Me About My...
Soon-to-be Postdoctoral Researcher, Malisa Burge explores why your mood might not just be about stress or study, it might be about whether your light patterns are […]
Psychological Wellbeing and Lifestyle in University Students (PLUS) Network...
This one goes out to Flinders researchers and PhD/Masters students with expertise and/or interest in the psychological wellbeing and lifestyle of university students. I am […]
Hey staff, this one is for you: BetterU in your topic
Hello Flinders Staff! – Would you be so kind as to help us promote BetterU to students? We’ve created a PowerPoint slide (we’re quite technologically advanced) […]
More Than Just a Website: How We Partner With Your Teachers to Support You
Discover the teamwork happening behind the scenes as we partner with your teachers to make wellbeing a core part of your Flinders journey. Helloooooo! (I’m not […]
Thriving@Flinders Staff Wellbeing Portal is Live!!
2025 is shaping up to be the year of wellbeing at Flinders, with the launch of Thriving @ Flinders—a comprehensive new staff wellbeing portal that complements […]
Partnering with Wellbeing Services: Bringing Mental Health to Life in HLPE3...
This guest post was written by Geoff McCaul, topic coordinator for HLPE3541: Mental Health and Wellbeing. We recently collaborated to bring some additional mental health content […]
Last call!!! - Supercommunicators workshop 13th and 20th May
Unfortunately we have had to cancel this due to low numbers. Those who would like to do the program are still encouraged to register via this […]
Unlocking mental health: How different cultural lenses shape self-care
Helloooo staff! – Reimagine self-care in just 30 minutes a week – join Dr Gareth Furber (me) to explore three powerful wellbeing frameworks and their practical […]
Neurodiversity Celebration Week
This one goes out to staff at Flinders who would like to contribute to discussions on the value of creating a neurodiverse workforce. BUT for students, […]
Staff wellbeing a growing focus in Thriving @ Flinders
Hey there staff. Your mental health and wellbeing is the focus of new Thriving @ Flinders initiative. You won’t be tested on this, but my job […]
Support Services Referral Chart for Staff
At the end of last year, a colleague and I were discussing creating a one-stop referral list for staff, so they could be aware of where […]
Staff: Responding To Student In Distress Module
This one goes out to Flinders staff! Alerting you to the Responding to Students in Distress training that is available now via iEnrol. I spent this […]
Open Art Studio - Create and Connect with Art Workshops on Campus
Looking for a more creative way to invest in yourself? Consider the Open Art Studio workshops run by the Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA). Upcoming […]
Mental health in Academia: strategies for surviving and thriving
PhDs, post-docs and researchers – join me for an interactive talk on “Mental Health in Academia: Strategies for Surviving and Thriving,” exploring the challenges faced in […]
Hey there Flinders staff - do you teach/supervise students who go out on wo...
Common challenges faced by students on their work placements include time management, stress, adapting to new environments and cultural differences. Good self-care is central to managing […]