Group Programs and Workshops

	Every semester Student Development & Counselling run a series of free workshops and programs to help you with study and personal concerns.
	Group Therapy for Depression
	Academic Success Program
	Emotional Intelligence Program
	Personal Development Groups
	CALD Program

Group Therapy for Depression
This program has been developed with the sole intent of helping people gain more pleasure in their lives. We offer a safe and private environment where you can discuss issues and prepare solutions. We will also implement physical exercises designed especially to alleviate symptoms such as fatigue and a sense of helplessness over ciucumstances.

When:
6 week program beginning Wednesday 27 May, 2.00pm

Where:
Swinburne University of Technology, Room 429, Building PK, Prahran Campus

Registration:
Email Sharna Hughes or Katherine Yannakis.
For further information please click here.

Academic Success Program
The Academic Success Program is a series of free workshops that have been especially designed to assist you to be proactive and manage your academic progress effectively.

Workshops available include:
Making the most of your time
Make stress work for you
Getting and keeping motivated
Preparing for exams
To register for an Academic Success Program workshop

Access the Academic Success Program Resources On-line

Personal Development Groups
These are a series of free group programs designed to assist you in exploring personal and interpersonal concerns. Groups are run on Mondays 4.30pm - 6.00pm for four sessions.

To register your interest in participating in any personal development group, please email us.

A detailed list of groups that will be running this year will be placed here shortly.

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Program
If you are an international or country student you are invited to come along to one of our free CALD programs to meet new friends from all over the world.

CALD includes food, trips and activities, so why don't you drop in for one of our afternoon teas to find out what it's all about?

Are there are aspects of your course that you are finding difficult?
Are you finding it challenging to get used to the Aussie way?
Are you interested in learning better ways of communicating with your classmates?

Then CALD could be the program for you!

Find out about the CALD Program timetable at your campus