Comprehensive STEM Peer Support/ Mentoring for Semester 2, 2024
I’ve written previously about drop-in peer mentoring sessions available to STEM students in the College of Science and Engineering. Sometimes the best help is help from a […]
I’ve written previously about drop-in peer mentoring sessions available to STEM students in the College of Science and Engineering. Sometimes the best help is help from a […]
The Good Vibes Experiment (GVE) is an active mental health campaign at Flinders University, co-designed with students, that focuses on 20 wellbeing tactics to cultivate positive […]
Love walking? Love running? Love the city? Love the Bay? If you answer yes to all of these questions, then join Team Flinders in September for […]
Unlock your potential with the Life Hacks Drop-in Sessions starting February 28th, where you’ll gain invaluable tools and insights from counsellor Chris O’Grady and psychologist Dr […]
In case you are thinking ‘why am I getting these emails?’ The Student Health and Wellbeing Blog is a blog (nice work Gareth, starting with the […]
Things be expensive! But options for accessing affordable food are around. Thanks to the work of many, we can now pull a bunch of them together […]
Hey staff – be part of the action and share your wellbeing initiatives with the Wellbeing Initiatives Survey – your chance to showcase the positive impact […]
The growing waiting lists for psychological therapy, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, have led to significant delays in accessing therapeutic support, but participation in therapy research […]
A gentle but practical approach is recommended when we’re grappling with an upsetting experience. Experiencing or witnessing something upsetting or distressing can significantly impact our well-being […]
When I was here at Flinders as a student, Flinders Sports and Fitness was mostly just a gym and some sports clubs. Now it offers a wonderfully […]
A simple starting point for many non-Aboriginal people to contribute to reconciliation is to conduct an Acknowledgement of Country when meeting or teaching on Aboriginal land. […]