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Mental Health and the Freshers Experience
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Wessex Scene
When I initially sat down to think about what I wanted to write about on Freshers, it was difficult to put into words.
The “Freshers’ experience” is such a complicated tangle of experiences: new people, places, classes, accommodation, habits, Freshers events, parties, and society fairs, that it’s almost impossible to pinpoint exactly what to write about.
Now, after having been here for a year, I realise that if I could teach my past self anything it would be how to manage the Freshers experience and look after myself when university is most intense.
Planning, planning, planning.
Personally, I find giving them a choice to be useful: a) Do you want to talk through what’s going on and receive some advice?
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