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This collection brings together students either exploring ways to improve mental health or giving a candid insight into their own.

A yellow fold-out caution sign reads: deep breath and do some behavioural experiments. This text is followed by smaller writing.

Deb Fitch-Daniels

Prototype of "Embodied Therapy: Sync"

Inside page display

Comic Strip "Encounter"

Drawing of a sad face

Ruoyi works with acupuncture point and stemming from medical silicone, pulse sensor and different types of metal.

Glass face sculpture

Zhaoqi 兆琪 Jiang

We hang all our cyanotype experimentation on a washing line from the Victorian structure.

a set of photos on the wall with handwritten texts over them

diagram showing all the sets of containership creating collective isolation

A letterpress print of a first hand quote. "I hope that I wake up tomorrow. But then again, I hope I don't"

Graphic illustrating how we can create a better mental health through environmental health.

tagtest in nightclub setting

photograph of an installation using printed fabric and ceramics

Angela Blažanović

Key insights

Two bodies entangled in a ribbon of lead

What characteristics and circumstances are associated with LONELINESS?

People playing with the Balance Me! large-scale version.

Xinwei (Nina) Wei

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