Some Waurn Ponds health and wellbeing services will be moved until improvement works are completed in February 2023. Here's where you need to go and what to do if you have an existing appointment.
If you live with a mental health condition – or even if you'd just like to feel your best more often – some simple lifestyle adjustments can make a big difference. Here's how to start making some positive changes today!
Nourished @ Deakin is designed by students, for students. But what do you think of the recipes and other resources? Complete two short surveys for the chance to win a $50 Coles voucher!
One in six Australians will get a sexually transmitted infection (STI) in their lifetime. If you're sexually active (or thinking about it), we encourage you to Talk/Test/Treat this STI Testing Week. Here's how.
As the exam period continues, it's so important to feed your brain with the best possible fuel. Here's some ways to incorporate more veggies into your diet without breaking the bank or taking up too much time.
Deakin counsellor Alison Lau provides answers to some common student questions about stress, and shares what help and resources are available – both during exams and throughout your time at Deakin.
In challenging circumstances like global unrest or natural disasters that affect you or a loved one, you may need to ask for help. Here's where to turn.
There’s lots of myths, negative language and judgements associated with 'mental health' – but it's time to challenge the stigma. Learn how to become a mental health ally and join in some awesome activities this month.
In need of a friendly ear to listen and offer advice? Our chaplains, who come from a variety of faith backgrounds, are here to support everyone – regardless of your beliefs.
Ready for a frank and fearless chat about all things sex and sexual health? We're holding two free online chats, covering STIs and contraception, and sex and the law. Join our panel of friendly experts to empower and educate yourself.
A simple chat can make the world of difference to someone who's struggling – no qualifications needed. This R U OK? Day, take some time to reach out to a loved one (and don't miss our online trivia tonight!).
Many women focus on the health of their loved ones at their own expense. But this Women's Health Week, we say no more! We've even asked Professor Catherine Bennett, Deakin's epidemiologist extraordinaire, how she manages to put her wellbeing first.
