Check out your fellow students' Mind Matters creations and contribute your own piece for display during Mental Health Month in October. We'll accept artworks created in various forms.
Take some time to slow down, revel in the present moment and fire your imagination – we've got some great events happening this Mind Matters Week!
We all need some support and comfort at times. Our chaplains, who come from a variety of faith backgrounds, are here to support everyone – regardless of your beliefs.
Connect with other students as you get some fresh air and exercise – join our Walk'n'Talk sessions this trimester!
In this short module, some inspiring Deakin students share their stories and perspectives of living and studying with disability. You'll also learn what disability support is available to our community – for yourself or to help others.
Your academic success depends on you feeling happy and well. Get confidential support via our medical, counselling, chaplaincy and disability services, or seek support for threatening behaviour.
We're reviewing the DeakinWELLBEING app and need you! Taking part will help improve your personal wellbeing and help us to understand more about the way students use the app. You could also win one of five $100 e-gift cards.
If you are living with autism, Deakin's NAVIGATE program can offer you support while you adapt to life at university.
Beginning in Week 3, we're hosting three weekly mindfulness and meditation sessions at the Burwood and Waurn Ponds campuses.
Register now to participate in an ADHD Support Group in Trimester 2! We'll cover practical strategies you can adopt to reduce feelings of stress and achieve your study goals.
Tackling Dry July is a great way to see how changing your drinking habits (whether by a little or a lot) can improve how you feel.
Men’s Health Week 2023 runs from Monday 12 to Sunday 18 June, and we encourage you to think about how you can protect and boost your physical, social and emotional wellbeing by making small, simple changes.
