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The Fear of Falling Behind

"You cannot force your timeline, so start living your life with faith that you will cross those ribbons when you need to." In this blog, Grace reflects on the pressure of feeling behind in life and the constant comparisons that can come with your...

My Mental Health Journey

As we recognise Men's Health Week, it's an important reminder that it's never weak to speak and that support is always available. In this blog, Scott shares his mental health journey, reflecting on some of his toughest moments and the support that...

Mindfulness Strategies

We get it. During busy periods like exams and assessment season, it can feel impossible to switch off from study. But taking a break (and I don't mean doomscrolling) is so important. In this blog, Chloe shares the mindfulness strategies that help...

Why I Walked 5,500km for Mental Health Awareness

In this blog, Bailey reflects on her 5,500 kilometre walk along Australia’s east coast as part of the Wandering Minds Project, raising funds for the Black Dog Institute and starting conversations about mental health.

What I Learnt This Year

Charles Sturt student Olivia looks back on 2025, a year shaped by challenge, growth and resilience - a reminder that transformation often happens quietly and unexpectedly

Dealing with Burnout

Feeling exhausted and overwhelmed? This time of year it's easy to get burnt out. Shristi gives you her top tips to get back on track!

Consent is Like Cake (But My Story Wasn’t Sweet)

This blog post includes personal reflections and experiences relating to sexual assault, sexual harassment, and violence. These topics can be distressing or triggering for some individuals. Charles Sturt University is committed to fostering a safe...

CSUFC Pushing for Better

Want to challenge yourself and raise money for charity? Samantha tells you about how the Charles Sturt Football Club raised money for mental health by taking part in the Push Up Challenge, raised over $7000!

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