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Is mindfulness a load of codswallop?
For those of us who are not gurus of mindfulness, is it all just a load of codswallop? A lot of it might seem...
Eating disorder awareness week - binge eating disorder
What’s the difference between eating a whole packet of hobnobs or 3 donuts in a row and...
Homeschool’s out for summer! It's back to school!
Finally, our children are heading back to school meaning less chaos around our...
Eating disorders explained
According to the NHS, 6.4% of people in England alone have experienced symptoms of...
MyCognition - think faster, focus better, and improve memory
MyCognition has been scientifically recognised as the best cognitive health app of the year in 2020...
What does 'living our best life' actually mean?
If we’re all so unique how can we follow a one-shoe-fits-all approach? The answer is, we can't.
Can you drown from drinking too much water?
Our amazing human bodies need water to survive. We can survive for around two months without food...
Why motivation isn’t about shooting for the moon
Motivation isn’t something we can muster on command. As human beings, we follow the law of the...
Fibre, poo, and living longer
When we think about ideal health, we don’t automatically think of fibre. It's not glamorous...
Why embarrassment is holding us back
"Mountain goats" our mum says, "have legs that are shorter on one side so they don't fall off".
Remote working with children
There is a lot of uncertainty about our working lives and our kid’s education, with the coronavirus causing...
Why mental health is a cognitive matter
Martina Ratto, our resident Cognitive Scientist, tells us why mental health is a cognitive matter
Should my partner and I use separate duvets?
One of the great mysteries of how we sleep is the way we often seem wedded to sharing a duvet with our...
Is boredom good for the brain?
Think back to a time before COVID-19. Our lives were busy, full, and many of us longed for a spare moment
Sleep and shift work
During the COVID crisis, many of our key workers have carried on dealing with the pandemic whilst working shifts. Read on for our top...
Debunking sleep myths!
Should we watch TV before bed? Are 'larks' and 'owls' real? Does caffeine affect our sleep quality?
Coronavirus and sleep
Through the COVID crisis, our sleep might have changed, for many of us it's gotten worse...
Martina Ratto, Cognitive Scientist, talks about brainpower
As humans we all have the same potential in our brains, the way we nurture this potential determines...
Why our brains are so blinkin' amazing!
Our brain reaches its peak performance between the ages of 16-25 years and sadly cognitive decline...
The power of movement on mental health
We know that exercise is good for us, but how much impact can movement have on the way we feel?
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