by Helen Rowe | Apr 27, 2023 | Blog Posts
May we start this blog post with an apology. The reason, you ask? It’s because we are mentioning the ‘C’ word (Covid-19) in the first paragraph, and we know it’s something may are rather tired of talking about. However, it is very important to this post as, it is the...
by Helen Rowe | Apr 13, 2023 | Blog Posts
April has been hosting stress awareness month, and subsequent events, for 30 years and it only continues to grow. We are, now more than ever, becoming more aware of stress, what causes stress and how it manifests between different people. The NHS stipulates, stress...
by Helen Rowe | Mar 30, 2023 | Blog Posts
Previous surveys and studies have shown that most students, around 80% in fact, study by rereading books, other relevant information and/or their notes. Students will highlight sections of text they deem most pertinent when reading or writing their notes, these will...
by Helen Rowe | Mar 21, 2023 | Blog Posts
If you have ever felt a crushing amount of pressure whilst studying, nearing the point of not being able to cope, you’re not alone. National student surveys have exposed some shocking statistics; almost six out of ten young (57%) people said they have become stressed...
by Helen Rowe | Mar 15, 2023 | Blog Posts
Since launching in 2018, Neurodiversity Week is really gaining traction. Each year has a different theme, this years is “Celebrating Different Mind Types”. During this week there will be free virtual events for all to attend; there are over 70 speakers...
