Veterinarian Alicia Kennedy describes pets as “anchors” for our mental health. Companion animals have a strong relationship with human wellbeing – and the emotions involved […]
Rocky and his sunbeam – 2008 Panos Anagnostou (owner of Nooches Pooches dog training), shared the story of his first dog Rocky the red kelpie. […]
A visit to the pet shop is always exciting, when you are selecting a pet on behalf of an AFTRS student the stakes feel a […]
Therapy is expensive. If you go the Australian Psychological Society website, you will see a 45-to-60-minute session can cost over you upwards of $300. […]
By Cate McKenzie Ever wondered why people plunge into icy baths after a steaming sauna? From Ancient Roman bathhouses to modern wellness trends, contrast therapy […]
Photo by Russ Jani from Pexels As you continue your time studying at AFTRS, it can be easy to settle into a very repetitive routine. […]
Sometimes, it’s so cold and so wet that it hardly feels worth getting out of bed. Many of us feel more sluggish and moody during […]
The curb-cut effect refers to when adjustments made for disabled people end up helping everyone. The term was coined by Angela Glover Blackwell. Blackwell wrote […]
Chrystal Christie was working as a graphic designer, and not having the greatest time.. when she came across a video of someone tufting a rug. […]
Navigating a sustainable career in a constantly evolving industry is not easy. Robbie Miles, Head of Industry and Alumni Engagement at AFTRS, (and AFTRS alumnus) […]
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