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Delve into the UoM Wellbeing Collection at the Library this summer

03 Jul 2025

Discover new titles and help us build the UoM Wellbeing Collection at the Library

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The UoM Wellbeing Collection at the Library  features over 353 titles relating to 57 wellbeing topics including anxiety, bereavement, menstrual health, stress and burnout, relationships, sleep problems and mindfulness. New titles will also be added over the summer period. Titles are available from the Main Library in print or electronically (where possible) – information as to how to access resources is clearly detailed in the list.

Please note that, due to key refurbishments, Main Library will be closed from 30 June 2025 to the beginning of the academic year. You can still borrow books during this period via a Click-and-Collect service on Library Search (further deatails are available by visiting Main Library pages) access to electronic books will be unaffected.

Help us Expand the UoM Wellbeing Collection at the Library 

We want you to help us grow the UoM Wellbeing Collection at the Library: If you have any suggestions for wellbeing titles or topics that don’t yet feature on the list, please email the Library Acquisitions Team or Colleague Wellbeing Team using the subject line ‘Wellbeing reading list suggestions’ and your suggested topics will be considered.

Why Expanding Your Knowledge Through Reading Matters

Using books and eBooks to expand your knowledge on key wellbeing topics offers a wealth of benefits. A carefully curated wellbeing reading list provides access to expert insights, evidence-based strategies, and personal experiences that can deepen your understanding of mental, emotional, and physical health. Whether in print or digital format, books offer flexible learning at your own pace and support continuous personal growth. This accessible and enriching approach empowers you to make informed choices and develop sustainable habits for a healthier, more balanced life.

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