Schedule “worry time” in your diary to look after yourself
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Putting aside “worry time” in your diary sounds counterintuitive, but this is a very good technique to help you feel calmer, ANU mental health expert Dr Amelia Gulliver says. Amelia told On&Off Campus about this evidence-based tip ahead of her involvement in the virtual World Mental Health Day panel discussion to be hosted by ANU and Mental Health Australia on Friday. Read more>> |
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COVID-19 update
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As the Vice-Chancellor said in his blog on Friday, our return to campus will be gradual. Stay tuned to future issues of On&Off Campus for updates.
In other COVID-19 related news, the University Pharmacy in Kambri is offering both the Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines with no wait time for appointments. Book online>> |
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ANU to take over operations of Kambri GP clinic
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ANU has ensured the continuity of high-quality healthcare services on campus, taking over operations of the GP clinic in Kambri from 23 October. Read more>> |
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Alumni Awards celebrate our top impact makers
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Our Alumni Award recipients are carving their own path to solve big social problems. Read more>> |
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Three tips for living with the "COVID Crankies"
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"When I ask people how they are going, they often say they are feeling really tired, irritable and over it. They may be experiencing what I call the 'COVID Crankies'."
Looking after our mental health during the pandemic requires self-compassion, writes Dr Jo Lane. Read more>> |
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