Safeguarding can be emotionally demanding, and over time, it’s easy to lose sight of why you started. But with the right support, self-care, and reflective practice, you can reignite your passion and continue making a real difference. Let’s explore how to protect your wellbeing and rediscover the drive that brought you to this vital role.

Embracing neurodiversity fosters inclusion, boosts innovation, and supports wellbeing - small changes make a big impact!

Safeguarding supervision is designed to support, guide, and care for professionals working with vulnerable individuals

Anxiety looks different for everyone, and students may not always recognise it in themselves or feel comfortable sharing it.

Mental health first aid training isn’t just a skill—it’s a commitment to creating a safer, more compassionate campus environment. 

Establishing a strong sense of community is vital for helping students feel connected. Here are several ways you can facilitate this:

Cognitive dissonance - it's like your mind is in a tug-of-war, and the result can lead to big changes in how we think or behave.

While some level of stress is normal, it’s essential for wellbeing staff to recognise when a student may be struggling.