University Mental Health Day

Events

Staff

Thursday 14 March

Creative Writing Workshop: Students' Union Archives, 11.00am - 12.00pm

Location: Archives and Special Collections, basement of the David Wilson Library

This workshop will use 1970s and 1980s material generated by the Students' Union as inspiration for a creative response.

Sign up to book your place

Welcome to PAM Wellbeing presentation, 12.00pm - 12.45pm

Find out about our new Employee Assistance Programme (PAM Wellbeing) (log-in required) and the services available to staff.

Join the Microsoft Teams meeting (on the day)


Students

Thursday 14 March

Student Support Services presents University Mental Health Day, 11.00am - 1.00pm

Location: Wellbeing Hub, Percy Gee (second floor)

Immerse yourself in art therapy, games, mindfulness reading, with free hot drinks and goody bags.

Creative Writing Workshop: Students' Union Archives, 11.00am - 12.00pm

Location: Archives and Special Collections, basement of the David Wilson Library

This workshop will use 1970s and 1980s material generated by the Students' Union as inspiration for a creative response.

Sign up to book your place

Chaplaincy wellbeing pop up, 1.00pm - 2.00pm

Location: Wellbeing Hub, Percy Gee (second floor)

A peaceful and supportive environment with mindful activities. Everyone’s welcome; there’s no need to book, just come on by.

University Mental Health Day Res Life event, 7.00pm

Location: Freemen’s Common Social Space, Opal Court Common Room, The Village Hub

A focus on your mental health and wellbeing as a student. Get to know all about the support available to you. You will meet lots of people who can help you with anything you need.


Postgraduate researchers

University Mental Health Day: Tea and Walk (postgraduate researchers only), Thursday 14 March, 11.30am - 1.00pm

Meet at the Wellbeing Hub, Percy Gee (second floor)

Join Student Support Services in the Wellbeing Hub for creative activities and hot drinks, followed by a relaxed walk around Victoria Park.

Find out more on MyPGR

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