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This week, we’re giving a round up of wellbeing-related trials and projects from across the What...
Read MoreThis week, we’re giving a round up of wellbeing-related trials and projects from across the What...
Read MoreThis week’s blog pulls together all the research and activity happening to understand and improve...
Read MoreThis week’s guest blog comes from Lucy Bailey, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Bounce...
Read Moreby Tricia | Mar 7, 2019 | Case study, Practice Map | 0
Newcastle Medical School has around 250 students in each year group, which has recently increased...
Read Moreby Tricia | Jan 23, 2019 | Case study, Practice Map | 0
In 2014 Bournemouth University decided to review the Student Counselling service provision it offered on campus to deliver a better and more holistic service for students. It worked with Dorset Healthcare University Foundation Trust, who had previously provided the counselling service to reconfigure the operating model. The Student Wellbeing service came into being in 2015.
Read MoreDownload the analysis Life satisfaction gains from adult learningThe big questions: Do adults who...
Read Moreby Tricia | Dec 5, 2018 | Case study, Practice Map | 0
In September 2018, Universities UK and Papyrus launched new guidance to help prevent student suicides within higher education. Although new data published by the ONS showed that there is a significantly lower rate of student suicide among university students in England and Wales compared with the general population, there is no room for complacency.
Read MoreThis week’s guest blog is from Dr Nicola Byrom, a lecturer in psychology at King’s College London and founder of Student Minds, the student mental health charity. She shares her concerns about the gaps in understanding in student mental health and the challenges in the research.
Read Moreby Andrea | Jul 30, 2018 | Case study, Practice Map | 0
In October 2016, the Wellbeing Coordinator role was created at King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) with funding support from King’s College London. This case study, written by Julia Haas, KCLSU Wellbeing Coordinator, outlines her role in developing a happier and healthier student community.
Read MoreWe recently highlighted age differences in wellbeing in the UK. Research suggests that levels of...
Read Moreby Tricia | May 29, 2018 | Case study, Practice Map | 0
Changing typical ‘service induction’ sessions at Derby University to run workshops to increase belonging changed the way students felt about accessing services. This is the first in a series of pioneer examples, so be sure to sign up in the section below to receive new examples when they’re available.
Read MoreThe transition from full-time education into employment can be a testing time for many young...
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