Your ultimate guide to wellbeing at Imperial.
During your time at Imperial there may be times when you require advice and support about a problem or difficulty you are facing. There are dedicated staff in your academic department and hall of residence who can help you with a range of issues.
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During your time at Imperial there will be a range of practical issues that you need to take care of, for example, managing your money, finding accommodation, your visa, or perhaps managing your studies alongside family or caring responsibilities.
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We have advice on common concerns that you might face during your time at Imperial, from coping with homesickness to supporting your mental wellbeing, find out more about the support available to you.
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Looking after your health while you're at university is really important. We've got lots of information about all aspects of your physical and mental health, including how to register with a doctor, use of drugs and alcohol, looking after your sexual health and what services are available to you.
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There are many things that we experience in our day-to-day lives that can affect our wellbeing. We've got lots of useful information about living a healthy lifestyle and maintaining a good work/life balance to give you the best opportunity for success in your studies and personal life.
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There are a wide range of personal development opportunities for students at Imperial. Some will take you outside of your academic field, others will enhance your skills and help prepare you for the world of work or further study.
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Imperial College Health Centre invites students to a free two part online workshop for improving study, work and examination performance. Using cognitive behavioural techniques you will learn how to manage the negative feelings that might be holding you back.
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All students have access to free one-to-one Personal Trainer or fitness sessions throughout the lockdown - either in-person or virtual. Move Imperial are also hosting virtual group classes and have a fitness podcast, all part of the Move from home campaign to keep you active during lockdown and beyond.
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Are you struggling to manage your emotions, workload, or your relationships? Imperial College Health Centre are offering a free two part online workshop to help students improve their emotional resilience.
The Disability Advisory Service are running free weekly webinars for students to support you to study smarter. Each webinar has been designed to consider how technology can be used to effectively overcome the unique challenges that COVID-19 restrictions have placed on studying this term.
Do you feel stress impairs your wellbeing? Join us to explore and understand what triggers stress for you and how to develop practical methods for managing stress in different ways.
Online Connect is a space for students to engage in conversation. At a time when life may feel unsettling and overwhelming, it’s good to have the opportunity to talk and connect with others who may be experiencing life in a similar way.
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Do you struggle with procrastination? Do you put off important tasks? Does this lead to you feeling stressed? Join our workshop to develop practical methods for combating procrastination.
If you find you struggle getting a good night's sleep or you're constantly tired during the day, then this workshop is for you. Join us to learn how to change unhelpful sleep habits and start thinking about your new sleep routine.
Are you worrying about everyday activities, avoiding social situations, or afraid of criticism? Imperial College Health Centre are offering a free two part online workshop to help students develop techniques to build confidence and feel more relaxed in social and professional situations.
Are you feeling isolated and alone, suffering from shyness, or lacking assertiveness? Imperial College Health Centre are offering a free online workshop to help students build confidence, prominence, and personal connections.
Do you want to learn a way to increase self-awareness & resilience? Improve your working memory? Improve sleep? Reduce anxiety & depression? Research studies indicate that Mindfulness does all of this and more. Come along and try it out at this experiential online workshop.
Imperial College Health Centre are offering a free workshop to explore the reasons why we procrastinate, how we can improve motivation through momentum, and become stronger by losing the fear of failure.
Guidance for Imperial students and staff is available on the website.