Studying at Deakin is about more than education – we’re also here to support your health and wellbeing
We want you to feel at your best while you study. Find out how we're putting your health and wellbeing first.
It’s assignment time – but never fear, you can feel in control, be productive and stay balanced!
As assignment deadlines near, do you feel like there aren't enough hours in the day? Learn how to stop, reassess and get the right study–life balance.
Ways to manage and treat thunderstorm asthma – and how the symptoms compare to COVID-19
Have you heard of thunderstorm asthma? Find out the common symptoms and who's most at risk.
This R U OK? Day, learn how a simple chat can make a world of difference
Feeling noticed, heard and cared for is a powerful thing, and it's something we can all do. Find out how to ask 'R U OK'?
Are you struggling at the moment? Ask Counselling is a simple way to seek advice
Visit our Ask Counselling blog to see what issues other students have been dealing with and for advice from Deakin counsellors.
Listen up, ladies: this Women’s Health Week make sure you focus on your own wellbeing
It's more important than ever to put your health first. This Women's Health Week, make some changes for the better!
Can we talk about sex?
This World Sexual Health Day, empower and educate yourself, and learn how sexual health is about more than just the physical stuff.
Can technology combat loneliness?
We're all relying on technology to stay connected at the moment – but how you use it is crucial.
Are you finding it harder to sleep at the moment? Try these tricks to reclaim your slumber
Struggling to get to sleep or to stay asleep? These tips and resources should have you sleeping like a baby in no time!
The power of asking ‘R U OK’? Why Arts student Jessica wants you to have ‘the chat’
Thursday 10 September is R U OK? Day. Meet Jessica, student and campaign advocate, and find out about DUSA's online check-in session.
How spiritual care can support and inspire you
Are you curious about spirituality? Find out more about what it means and where to get spiritual guidance.
Are you experiencing family violence? Don’t suffer alone – help is available
There is no excuse for family violence. Help and support is available, even during COVID‑19 restrictions.