The Australian Psychological Society is joining with Swinburne University to invite Australians to complete the Online Survey of Australian Wellbeing The purpose of the survey […]
USEP (University Specialist Employment Partnerships) is a pilot program preparing and connecting university students with disabilities to graduate jobs. The program is available to students […]
A lot of university students are unhappy. At least that is the picture being painted by research over the past few years into tertiary student […]
The 20th to the 26th August this year (2018) is NPS Medicinewise Week. NPS Medicinewise is an “an independent, not-for-profit and evidence-based organisation that works […]
Meditation is all the rage… There is some decent science to back it up, and if you practice it regularly for at least 20 years, […]
A few years back when I was trying to work out why I was always so sore and tired, I had a lot of blood […]
The clinicians here at Health, Counselling and Disability Services have alerted me to two important support services for women who have experienced, or are experiencing […]
Every Thursday, during term time, the team at OASIS run the Flinders Community Market. With the help of Foodbank, the market provides students a place […]
Joshua Green and his Supervisor Dr Junwen Chen from the College of Education, Psychology & Social Work are running a study that might be of […]
Are you a young person living with a disability? Do you want to know more about the services and opportunities available to you? The City of […]
In a previous post, I looked at how to derive a sense of meaning and purpose from your studies. Given that you spend a large […]