38 RESULTS IN TAG "wellbeing":
Dyspraxia: an insight
Sam Napthine discusses living life with a diagnosis of Dyspraxia, a not-so-well known disorder. He talks about the effect it has had on general tasks, part time employment and his university studies....
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Briscrush and heteronormativity: being a gay student in Bristol
Second year Law student Matthew Lu discusses his experience as a gay student in Bristol. This involves loneliness, harmful 'banter', and the heteronormativity of Briscrush....
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B-eing-ME at Uni
Food Editor Laila Freeman shares her thoughts on being a mixed-race BME student in Bristol....
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Ikigai: exploring the Japanese pursuit of happiness
By Hope Riley, Living Editor At university, we are always being exposed to new people and new ideas, and as...
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The struggles of OCD at university
In honour of OCD awareness week, News sub-editor Nina Bryant discusses her personal experience with contamination obsessive-compulsive disorder and how it has affected her experience as a student....
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Dieting & weight loss should never be encouraged in the media - Where do you stand?
Here at Epigram Wellbeing, we are starting a series of debates, to get people talking about different mental health issues. To kick off the series, students Lucy and Rainha respond to our statement: Dieting and weight loss should never be encouraged in the media...
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Why you're not 'So OCD'
Sunday 7 to Saturday 13 October is International OCD Awareness Week. In honour of the week, Second year Psychology student Gail El-Halaby discusses the common misconceptions surrounding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder....
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I wasted my first year... and things turned out alright
Wellbeing Editor Jasmine Burke reflects on her rocky start at University and how it ended up improving....
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