The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the world in ways few could have imagined. Fear of infection, prolonged isolation and financial instability took a heavy toll, both physically and mentally. Even as the world got back to something close to normal, the psychological aftermath continues to be felt.
By Lisa Holt, Content Team Academic Previously, I was led to believe that self-love meant treating myself to an expensive coffee, saying no when I
By Lily Hurst, Content Team Academic 1 in 3 young adults report experiencing significant anxiety symptoms. The age range between 18 to 25, is the
In times like these, I often feel regardless of the outcome, it’s good to have something fun planned for afterwards.
Set boundaries with results talk. It’s okay to say, “Can we talk about something else?” even with friends or family.
once you step out of that last exam hall, there is simply nothing you can do to change what results you will receive.
By Emily Pearce, Content Team Contributor For students, summer should be a time to unwind from the academic year and enjoy yourself. However, if you’ve
By Lily Hirst, Content Team Contributor September 2022, a new beginning, and the fear of uncertainty. But it ended up being the start of the
By Thomas Swarbrick, Content Team Contributor What causes summer anxiety? Summer is a bittersweet time for students and adolescents. Obviously there are the compliments: writing
By Kelly Carrington, GAWD A Very British Guide to Summer Panic (with a teeny bit of science.) I love the way we brace for summer