Nyyti activities in August: Support for loneliness, coaching to identify career goals, and more
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One-on-one conversation support for loneliness
One-on-one conversation support for loneliness is now available in three languages – Finnish, Swedish, and English. Conversation support is suitable for anyone over the age of 18 who experiences loneliness and is curious about exploring thoughts related to loneliness and their connection to emotions and behaviour.
The aim is to understand and alleviate one's own experience. The work includes five conversation sessions with a professional as well as independent workbook activities between meetings. The service operates nationwide via remote connections. Read more about it on our website.
Nyyti's chats in autumn
Nyyti's Chats have moved to Discord. Below you will find a list of all our autumn chats.
- Ti 27.8. Are you excited?
- Ti 24.9. Working & studying
- Ti 29.10. Studying with mental health issues
- Ti 26.11. How to practice interpersonal skills?
- Ti 10.12. Self-care: how to look after yourself?
By clicking on the chat title, you can see a more detailed description of the chat.
Call for applications for NyytiCoaching starts September 2
Would you like to receive coaching to find your own path and potential? Would you like to get support to identifying your working life expectations and career goals? Come and join NyytiCoaching! The coaching process includes three individual free of charge meetings with certified coach.
Coaching is aimed at students in the final stages of their studies at universities and universities of applied sciences, as well as doctoral students throughout Finland.
The call for applications for autumn 2024 NyytiCoaching programme starts on 2nd of September at 10.00 am. Read more.
What is Nyyti?
Nyyti ry is a national Finnish non-profit organisation founded in 1984 to support students’ mental health and ability to study. Nyyti aims to improve students’ study skills and ability to cope with everyday life as well as related peer activities.
Photo: Anniina Sjöblom (University of Helsinki) / Nyyti Ry