Be Informed

Evidence shows that being informed – continuing to increase your knowledge throughout life, can improve and maintain your mental wellbeing. It doesn’t have to mean getting more qualifications.

There are lots of different ways to bring learning into your life. For example, you could try something new, rediscover an old interest, take on a different responsibility at work, or develop a new skill. Set a challenge you will enjoy achieving. Learning new things will make you connect with others, be more confident, help you build a sense of purpose, set goals and celebrate achievements, as well as being fun.

Find out about support and training opportunities here, or take a smaller step to improve your wellbeing now.

Small Steps…

  • Connect with colleagues and have a conversation about what courses they are doing/have done
  • Watch a Ted Talk on something that interests you
  • Go to an event and find out about something new, there are lots of events on campus- visit the Lancaster University events pages or email publicevents@lancaster.ac.uk to sign up for our public events mailing list

Support And Training Opportunities

If you need help now, see have a look at this page for some options.

I Need Help Now

Specialist Support

You can also access a huge range of specialist local, national and global specialist support to help improve your wellbeing. Please see our Specialist Support page for more details.

Five Ways to Wellbeing

Find out about the other pathways to wellbeing below to improve your wellbeing:

Five Ways to Wellbeing