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Posted on May 19, 2018September 24, 2018

Snapping out of the Mid-Semester Slump

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Clerkship application season may be over but we know the sting of rejection can continue to resurface 😖 No matter what area of life it's in- rejection sucks! Especially when it has the potential to dictate your job prospects after Uni. 👎 But sometimes rejection can open our eyes to possibilities we never knew existed. ✨ One student shares how failing to get a clerkship offer led to her living out an incredible opportunity across the world. Link in Bio 👊 . . . . . . . #creativepreneur #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #lawschool #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #wellbeing #auslaw #stress #selflove #selfcare #clerkshiprejections #rejection
Honoured to be featured on Monash's Scarlet Letter podcast. Our co-founders get raw and vulnerable about all things law school and mental illness related, and why sharing our stories is so important. Tune in at the link in our bio ⤴ . . . . . . . . #lawschool #mentalillness #depression #mentalhealth #podcaster #podcastsofig #anxietysupport #monashlaw #auslaw #mentalhealthawareness #creativepreneur
🕺Happy First Day of SWOTVAC 🕺 Let this be a reminder that you are stronger than you think and you CAN get through your exams! We believe in you! 📷: Pinterest . . . #mondaymotivation #inspiration #creativepreneur #mentalhealth #anxietysupport #exam #lawschool #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealthawareness #auslaw #theeverygirl
🗣ATTENTION LAW STUDENTS! 🗣 . Since launching, we've been overwhelmed by the number of people reaching out to ask if they could share their story. We are immensely proud of your bravery & willingness to help others . If you'd like your story to be featured just head to the link in our bio. We'd love to share your words! #areasonablestandard . 📷: pinterest . . . . #creativepreneur #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #lawschool #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #wellbeing #auslaw #stress #selflove #selfcare #createcultivate #writersofig #youbelong #thatsdarling
How do you deal with stress? 🤔 . We asked our fellow law students how they cope during the exam period and we loved their responses! 🧡 . Link in Bio for more tips on how to de-stress! #areasonablestandard . . . #creativepreneur #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #lawschool #mentalhealthsupport #stress #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #wellbeing #auslaw #stress #selflove #selfcare #copingmechanisms #exams #studyhard #anxietyfree #meditation #balance
We've got the 🔑 to success! . If you're an International student who's low-key worried about your job prospects, head to the link in our bio for tips and advice from key recruiters 🗝️ #areasonablestandard . . . . #creativepreneur #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #lawschool #mentalhealthsupport #internationalstudents #keystosuccess #mentalhealthawareness #wellness #wellbeing #auslaw #stress #selflove #selfcare

About ‘A Reasonable Standard’

A Reasonable Standard is a platform that publishes honest and transparent stories from law students about the mental health issues they face at University. We aim to provide an unfiltered perspective into the lives of our peers, and ultimately break the stigma around mental illness. We also connect students to the right support services & resources they need to help them take actionable steps forward.

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