Mental Health and Wellbeing of Tertiary Learners: What Do We Need to Know

Bartlett, Suzie; Ross, Jean

doi:10.34074/scop.3007016

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2022

DOI: 10.34074/scop.3007016

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Mental Health and Wellbeing of Tertiary Learners: What Do We Need to Know

Suzie Bartlett¹,

Jean Ross²

Abstract: Given the global prevalence and burden of mental illness, it is likely there would be a significant number of learners with emotional problems enrolled in tertiary study, both with a formal diagnosis and with no formal diagnosis but with disabling symptoms.

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Dealing With Stress and Making Students Industry Ready

Sikarwar,

Goyal,

Gupta

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Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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Mental Health and Wellbeing of Tertiary Learners: What Do We Need to Know

Abstract: Given the global prevalence and burden of mental illness, it is likely there would be a significant number of learners with emotional problems enrolled in tertiary study, both with a formal diagnosis and with no formal diagnosis but with disabling symptoms.

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Dealing With Stress and Making Students Industry Ready

Dealing With Stress and Making Students Industry Ready

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