Join us for a free activity programme, you can take part in a wide range of physical activity sessions, some of which are supervised, and are encouraged and supported to create a routine, that will hopefully enable you to build more physical activity into your life.
We believe that by undertaking some regular physical activity at the University, you’ll get to meet some other people and enhance your feelings of mood, positivity and confidence – some known side effects of being regularly active.
Register for the Active Start programme
Join us for an interactive workshop for final year students to explore the transitions from student life to workplace life, especially in a world where an unprecedented transition is already taking place. We will look at anxieties and fears in moving on to the working world, alongside the skills, coping mechanisms and routines required to build up resilience. Come and unpack the fears and emotions you may have about the future, consider how to befriend uncertainty, build your resilience, consider your transferable skills and most importantly, your hopes for the future
Join us for an interactive and experiential one-off workshop aimed at understanding why we procrastinate.
You’ll learn ways to think differently, strategies that may help you stay on track, and how to set achievable goals to reduce pressure when studying.
In a safe and honest space, you’ll discover what exactly creates our procrastination habits and how to approach them both with our mind and with concrete actions.
Have you ever felt like you just need a moment to breathe but finding the calm and peace to do so seems so unreachable? Then this workshop might be what you're looking for.
You'll gain an understanding into what mindfulness means, it's benefits and explore the common myths and questions around mindfulness you might have.
Taught in a safe space with fellow students, you'll be guided into different ways to integrate mindfulness into your daily life through exercises, activities and reflections.
Your Middlesex journey will require you to put yourself in uncomfortable and unfamiliar places, including those times you will be asked to perform or present in front of tutors and peers. What do you fear the most? What does ‘failure’ mean to you? What messages might we have received that could make us more or less afraid of the idea of ‘failing’? How do we respond to our critical voice and our self-limiting beliefs so that we develop the knowledge that when we fall down, we get up again and get stronger?
If you're struggling with unhelpful patterns, managing moods and anxiety taking over, this is your space. Let's explore and learn together how to change the way you feel by changing the way you think.
Join us for an interactive one-off workshop; in a safe and honest space with fellow students going through similar or same issues as you.
The MDX Rainbow Group is a psychoeducational and supportive therapeutic group that aims to provide LGBTQ+ students with knowledge, skills, and emotional support.
