Health Information Week 2023 - Mental Health and Wellbeing


Today's Health Information Week theme is Mental health and Wellbeing. Take a break from work with our range of wellbeing resources!




Wellbeing books

Want to see what we have on the shelves? Plan your next read by looking through our list of wellbeing titles available at UCL libraries. Or, why not pop in to the Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health Library, only 5 minute's walk from the hospital, to browse our wellbeing collection, where you will also be able to take a seat in our quiet study room and enjoy a peaceful read.

Libby app

GOSH staff library members can also access another wellbeing resource, Libby, an app which has a selection of over 4,000 magazines, audio and e-books via, which can be read from your computer or mobile device.

Watch the short video below to find out more about Libby. If you would like access to this app,  please email the GOSICH Library team at ich.library@ucl.ac.uk. 




UCL Play


Go to UCL Play, to find podcasts, videos and live broadcasts from UCL's students and world-leading researchers. 

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