Finishing off our series on the Wellbeing Triangle, Ben explains why he believes connecting with something that is more than us and having a sense of awe is important for us to live well, live fully and live deeply. He also provides some practical self-care techniques to help us engage with ‘Other’-ness.
Self | A Listening Process
The Wellbeing Triangle: Connection with Others
Space to Breathe and Coronavirus
The Wellbeing Triangle : Connection with Self
A Year of Soulful Wellbeing
Mental Health and Physical Activity
The Wellbeing Triangle : An Introduction
Self Scan : Mind Scan
Today is University Mental Health Day. As Andy guides us through the latest self scan, he focuses on our mind and examining our thoughts as a way of connecting with our own mental health and wellbeing. This simple technique is designed to support staff and students to think about their own mental health in a simple, practical way.