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If you are over 17 and feeling “meh,” you can participate in a one-week online program, developed by a Flinders PhD student Elli, to improve your […]
If you are over 17 and feeling “meh,” you can participate in a one-week online program, developed by a Flinders PhD student Elli, to improve your […]
Mental health isn’t one-size-fits-all—culture plays a huge role in how we understand and talk about it. A team of social work students here at Flinders (as […]
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 […]
A couple of PhD students took on the Good Vibes Experiment, spending a week doing one of the exercises daily. In this post, they report back […]
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 […]
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 […]
I met student Bianca Baron, a 3rd year Paramedic Student at a Shut Up and Study session. She revealed that she’d been diagnosed with ADHD […]
Long-time readers of this blog may remember the nutrition and lifestyle posts by Serena Hodge, who was studying health and nutrition here at Flinders. She […]
Dietetics student Serena is now a regular on the blog. To read more of her work, visit Serena posts Archives – Student Health and Wellbeing […]
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 […]
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 […]
FUSA’s new Disability Dance Club (FUDDC) offers individuals with all types of disabilities the opportunity to develop and perform jazz dancing on stage! Weekly classes […]
I write most of the guides that live in our self-help library. Whilst I enjoy writing and updating them, there is something special about working […]