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Tag: #researchwell
taking a break to make a breakthrough
I went on holiday to Austria recently. It was a week in the mountains with nothing to do but enjoy … More
Accept, change or leave?
What can you do when you find yourself in a negative work environment?
national research on PGR mental health
Call for participants! A new research study conducted by King’s College London in partnership with the University of Derby and Student … More
mental health awareness – supporting wellbeing in our research community
This is a guest post by Tamora James and Emma Hughes, Postgraduate Researchers in the Dept of Animal and Plant … More
Research Well at Christmas
On the 6th December the Think Ahead team ran a Christmas stall at the ‘Stitch for Sheffield Scan’ selling amazing … More
the state of being free from tension and anxiety
It’s important to say first, that stress at work is not your sole responsibility. Your place of work or study … More
who cares wins, the ABC of stress management
This is a guest post by Dr Leah Bijelic, from the University of Sheffield Counselling Service. Leah is a trained … More
wellbeing: why bother?
June 18th – 22nd was Researcher Wellbeing Week at the University of Sheffield. Whilst the wellbeing of our research students … More
feelings matter: the emotional demands of doing sensitive research
This is a guest post by Dr Julie Ellis, Research Associate in Sociological Studies. It was #ResearchWell week at the University … More
