Mental health and wellbeing webinars

Discover the tools, practices and knowledge that can support you to take better care of yourself with the latest webinars from RMIT Counselling & Psychological Services.

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It's about time management

Does managing your time seem as challenging as climbing Mount Everest? Learn more about time management, how you can improve yours and how it will prepare you for career success. We will explore research informed practical strategies to get more out of your day. 

Session details
  • When: Thursday 31 July 11:30am - 12:30pm
  • Where: Melbourne City Campus, Building 10, Level 4, Room 71
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Life hacks for wellbeing & career success (Online)

Discover how to improve and maintain your general wellbeing, foster resilience, increase productivity, meet deadlines and stay focused. For students who are in the midst of job hunting or seeking to land your dream graduate role, this workshop is for you!

Session details
  • When: Wednesday 6 August 11am - 12pm
  • Where: Online via MS Teams
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The S factor: social anxiety (Online)

This supportive webinar is designed to help you feel more confident in social situations. We’ll share practical tips for managing social anxiety in a warm, pressure-free space. You’re welcome to simply listen in—there’s no expectation to speak, share, or turn on your camera.

Session details
  • When: Monday 11 August, 2pm - 3pm
  • Where: Online via MS Teams
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Surfing emotional waves (Online)

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by emotions? This workshop looks at what emotions are, how they function, and what you can do when they feel overwhelming. 

Session details
  • When: Thursday 21 August, 12pm - 1pm
  • Where: Online via MS Teams
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Communicate effectively for your life and career success (Online)

Why is communicating sometimes so hard? Come along to this workshop and discover strategies to help build effective communication skills in your personal and professional life.

Session details
  • When: Wednesday 10 September, 2pm - 3pm 
  • Where: Online via MS Teams
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Understanding self-compassion (Online)

Self-compassion is an alternative to self-criticism. In this workshop, we learn about the theory and art of self-kindness and how it can help motivate and inspire, as well as improve your relationship with yourself and others.

Session details
  • When: Wednesday 17 September, 11am - 12pm
  • Where: Online via MS Teams
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Managing stress & anxiety 101 (Online)

Stress and anxiety impact everyone. However, being a student means experiencing unique kinds of stress and managing it can be challenging. This webinar will give you tools to manage stress and anxiety and strategies to relax.

Session details
  • When: Thursday 18 September, 12pm - 1pm
  • Where: Online via MS Teams

All mental health and wellbeing webinars are run by RMIT's Counselling Service & Psychological Services. If you require 1-on-1 counselling or mental health support, please book an appointment via RMIT Counselling Service.

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