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5 April 2023

Feeling sensory overload and need a quiet space on campus? Visit the Library’s Reset Rooms

This Trimester 1 Mind Matters 2023, we encourage you to be mindful of your mental health and wellbeing.

If you’re feeling sensory overload and need a quiet space on campus, the Library Reset Rooms provide a private place that is safe, quiet and still. All rooms feature curtains and privacy film on windows, comfortable furniture and adjustable lighting. Visit the Reset Rooms webpage for more information.

What to expect in the room

Reset Room guidelines

Where to find them

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The room is located on Level 1 of the library, near the main staircase and elevators. From the bottom of the staircase, go to the left. Follow the walkway between the first bookshelves on the right and the central wall to the glass rooms.

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From the main entrance to the library, turn left and walk through the doors in the brick wall. Continue straight towards the far end of the library space, then turn right and head towards the back left corner of the library.

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The room is located on Level 2 of the library, towards the back left of the building. From the main entry walk straight past the help desk and turn left down the walkway near the toilets. Turn right and walk towards the back of the building until you reach the group study rooms on your right.

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The room is located on Level 2, towards the back right corner of the library. From the main entrance walk straight towards the back of the room, then turn left once you have passed the bookshelves.

Journaling

Another activity that can help you check in with how you’re feeling, what’s happening in your life and keep a record of your emotions and thoughts is journaling. Go for a wander through the library to find your perfect spot to curl up and journal. You might even draw some inspiration from the art you will find around you. The library has dedicated quiet areas and individual booths to help promote the focus you might need.

Deakin Wellbeing Services

If you need further support with your mental health and wellbeing, Deakin has a range of other dedicated services.



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