Smartphone addiction and procrastination
This recently went out to those subscribed to the Procrastination Mailing List. I thought it was probably good for the blog as well. If you want […]
This recently went out to those subscribed to the Procrastination Mailing List. I thought it was probably good for the blog as well. If you want […]
Wishing all students calm, courage, confidence, good health, self-kindness, and a bit of luck for exam season from the teams at Health, Counselling, Disability Services, and […]
Chloe from the Flinders Neurodivergent Study Support and Advocacy (FNSSA) executive team contacted me to promote their research study exploring the usefulness of disability accommodations for […]
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. […]
An opportunity shared with me via Disability Services – the “Enabling Equitable Learning Approaches for Students with Invisible Disabilities” project at the Uni of Newcastle is […]
Last week we posted about the Oasis Student Survey. This week we are doing a gentle reminder. Survey closes 27th Oct, so get in quick. Oasis […]
One of the highlights of 2024 for me was building and delivering the Supercommunicators workshop with Haidee. So, we are going to roll it out for […]
The eMHPrac team provides a comprehensive guide to digital mental health tools and services for adults, including crisis counseling, online therapy programs, and apps for managing […]
Use this simple tool to remind yourself of the many ways you can look after your mental health. Or don’t. Either way, you rock! I’ve been […]
Haidee and I recently ran a Supercommunicators workshop at the City Campus. Haidee took a moment to put together some reflections. Short version? We really enjoyed […]
A coping/safety plan is a simple document outlining what you’ll do during periods of high distress or crisis. In this post, learn about an app and […]