Liverpool: Top Student City
Last year Liverpool was ranked as the top student city and it easy to see why. Liverpool is affordable, it is crammed with culture and nightlife and it is home…
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Healing Voices Global Film Screening Event
Healing Voices is a new social action documentary which will be released via grass roots, non-theatrical premiere events around the world on April 29, 2016. Written and Directed by PJ…
Depression And Christmas
Christmas is the only event that I can think of that is imposed upon us whether we want it or not. Christmas now plays an enormous role in our economy. Schools close,…
Students Go Mental
Students from the School of Psychology, University of Liverpool have organised a mental health lived experience conference that invites you to listen to and share experiences of mental distress. The…
Recovery Record App
This is a great app for anyone who is struggling to recover from an eating disorder, such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, obsessive eating disorder, binge eating disorder and compulsive…
The Orca Documentary That Seaworld Doesn’t Want You To See
This documentary / film depicts how nature shouldn’t always be interfered with and the consequences of pushing animals over their natural limit. The 2013 documentary tells the tragic story of…
CareerHub
Why not check out the University of Liverpool’s Career Hub if you haven’t already done so! You can search for job opportunities and summer work placements, or arrange a meeting…
The Fun Theory
The Fun Theory aims to change people’s behaviour in a positive way, whether it be for the environment or for their health or just simply a change for the better….
Rethink Mental Illness
1 in 4 people are affected by mental illness…Mental illness affects people in different ways – sometimes its more obvious, and sometimes people can suffer from it without anyone knowing….
Deferred Gratification: An Indicator Of Future Success
The 1972 Marshmallow Experiment; You may think this experiment sounds familiar, and that’s probably because they use a similar idea on one of the Haribo adverts… Children between the ages…