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Mental Health in Sustainability

Mental Health in Sustainability

“There can be no health without mental health” – Department of Health It is vital for mental health to be talked about on a national level, and with a clear […]

15 Nov, 202203 Apr, 2023 livingwell, Mental health, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, WellbeingLeave a Comment on Mental Health in Sustainability
Monthly Good News #1: September 2022

Monthly Good News #1: September 2022

This is the first edition of Monthly Good News, in which I round up all the good news I can find from the month to remind you that the world is not actually ending this exact moment, and good things still exist.

30 Sep, 202229 Nov, 2023 Mental health, Monthly Good News, Sustainability Engagement, Wellbeing, Whole EarthLeave a Comment on Monthly Good News #1: September 2022
Managing your wellbeing this winter

Managing your wellbeing this winter

Exam season is always a stressy time of year, and with only a few hours of daylight and a whole lot of miserable weather, it can be even more challenging […]

13 Jan, 202213 Jan, 2022 livingwell, Mental health, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, WellbeingLeave a Comment on Managing your wellbeing this winter
Mental Health Awareness Week – Mindfulness Minutes

Mental Health Awareness Week – Mindfulness Minutes

Stress can manifest itself in many different ways: headaches, body fatigue, low mood. By taking time to be mindful, you can take steps to improve your own mental health. This […]

10 May, 202128 Oct, 2021 livingwell, Mental health, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement, WellbeingLeave a Comment on Mental Health Awareness Week – Mindfulness Minutes
Mental health and Sustainability -The importance of starting conversations

Mental health and Sustainability -The importance of starting conversations

When we think of sustainability it is only natural that we think of the environment, that is mainly what we focus on and it what most resources point to as […]

22 Apr, 202128 Oct, 2021 livingwell, Mental health, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement1 Comment on Mental health and Sustainability -The importance of starting conversations
Fran’s #LifeInLockdown

Fran’s #LifeInLockdown

Today feels like day 5937 of lockdown, but in reality I’ve been isolating or in lockdown for the past six weeks. It feels longer because the first three of those […]

30 Apr, 202027 Jan, 2023 Mental health, Student Green Office, WellbeingLeave a Comment on Fran’s #LifeInLockdown

Chris’s #LifeinLockdown

As I write this blog, I am currently in my fifth week of isolation. I, like all of us, am finding the strain of not being able to go out, […]

27 Apr, 202027 Jan, 2023 Mental health, Student Green Office, WellbeingLeave a Comment on Chris’s #LifeinLockdown
CCCU Community Wellbeing Garden

CCCU Community Wellbeing Garden

A peaceful, edible wildlife garden using organic and permaculture methods

21 Mar, 201927 Jan, 2023 Mental health, Nature and wildlife, Sustainability Engagement, WellbeingLeave a Comment on CCCU Community Wellbeing Garden

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