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Am I sad or do I have depression?
There have been huge leaps in the awareness of mental health and our wellbeing in the last few years, with more people sharing their...


What to look for in a therapist
After all this talk about therapy, you might be intrigued and interested to give it a go. Or you might be feeling a little overwhelmed...


Navigating conflict
Conflict, clashing disagreements, arguments, differences of opinion. A normal part of every relationship, be it romantic, friendly,...


Channelling anger for positive change
Anger gets a bad rep - and yet experiencing anger is a pretty unavoidable part of the human experience. It fuels heated exchanges between...


Coping with ‘vulnerability hangovers’
How often do you open up, get real with yourself, and express your needs to others? And how often is doing that followed by a...


Cultivating an open mindset
An open mindset allows us to view our abilities and skills as fluid (they can change and improve), rather than being fixed, believing it...


As simple as walking
Walking is one of the easiest ways to stay active. It’s something we can do at any stage in life, and it’s so simple we often do it even...


Being actively mindful to break from activity
As humans, we can spend rather a lot of time being active and alert: planning, problem-solving, completing our everyday tasks. This can...


The pressure of summer is upon us (again)
It’s that time of year again - the sun’s here, it’s swelteringly warm in the rays, and the suncream restock is imminent. The benefits of...


How to cope with what’s happening in America
The recent news about the overturning of Roe vs Wade by the Supreme Court in America has caused a lot of challenging feelings across the...


5 ways to honour yourself for Father’s Day
Everyone knows Father’s Day is the day for dads to indulge, to feast on their chocolate gifts for breakfast, crack open a cold one before...


Reproductive wellbeing support in the workplace: Our thoughts
If you’ve been keeping up to date with the wellbeing news (we sure do), then you might have seen that the government has launched a grant...


Men’s health week 2022: time for your MOT
It’s men’s health week, to raise awareness and encourage men to take care of their health, seek help when they need it and pay attention...


World Clean Air Day: How we can reduce air pollution in ways that benefit our wellbeing
Did you know that there are 4.2 billion deaths per year as a result of outdoor air pollution? That’s a ridiculously large number, don’t...


Why we need to stop shaming night owls/late sleepers
If you’ve been keeping up with us for a while, you’ll know a bit about our sleep expert James Wilson and his approach to improving...


Supporting young people with exam stress
We’re heading to that time of year when the pressure ramps up, our young people are facing exams that determine their futures (kind of),...


Looking after our mental health with movement
You definitely already know by now that moving our bodies can really benefit our mental health. And you probably don’t fancy reading yet...


Healthy eating habit to ditch the bikini body ready slogan!
Here at beingwell we’re not super into the whole bikini-body-ready vibe, but we can definitely recognise how much pressure we can feel...


What’s the point of self-care?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you likely know a bit about ‘self-care’. You’ve probably seen many social media posts about it,...


National Walking Month: Can we really make walking fun?
As you may know from following along with us here at Beingwell, May is National Walking Month. And as I sat down to write this blog, I...
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