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Practising kindness can boost your serotonin and dopamine levels (the feel good, happy hormones) in your brain.
Setting goals, being open to new ideas and continuing to learn throughout life helps boost wellbeing and build resilience.
Dr Gina Wisker and Dr Ludovic Highman discussed their new work on experiences of doctoral vivas across different countries.
Tim Hollingsworth will join Bath as Professor of Practice (Sport) in September
University of Bath hosts gathering of UK professionals working to house and improve conditions for displaced people
Using attention to increase awareness, concentration and focus on specific situations has been shown to improve wellbeing and mood.
As well as improving physical health and fitness, being active can improve our mood and overall mental wellbeing, and decrease stress, depression and anxiety.
The University outlines sources of advice and support for students and staff.
Strong connections with others play a key part in helping develop resilience and boosting wellbeing.