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By Hannah Barter, Administrative Officer Considering a gap year between completing your undergraduate studies and starting an honours or master’s degree can be a transformative decision, offering a wealth of benefits beyond the traditional academic path. This period of exploration and growth provides invaluable opportunities to gain real-world experience, clarify career goals, and develop personally
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Writing for Mental Health How do we use writing to improve our mental health? In a world where our minds are constantly bombarded with noise and chaos, finding a moment of solace is not just a luxury, but a necessity. Our mental health, the vital yet sometimes neglected aspect of our well-being, craves for a
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The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, making memories with our loved ones and enjoying the traditions we have created. Whilst this is true, too often we find that the holidays are a time of increased stress due to the financial pressure and expectations that surround this season. Here are some ways
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Nature and Mental Health: What’s the Link? We have all heard our parents say, or told our kids, to get out the house and into nature because it’s “good for you”. But is there actually any evidence behind this, or is it just an excuse to get away from the screens? The concept of connectedness
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Mindfulness is a Psychology trend that doesn’t happen often enough and we’re delighted when it does. People engaging with their mental health is fantastic to see, but finding reliable information and resources isn’t always easy. Mindfulness has become a more popular topic of mental health discussions as of late but what is it? Mindfulness is
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