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Can creativity benefit our professional lives?
Our ability to think of, and deal with, lots of different ideas is helped by a healthy processing speed. You may be under the impression,...


Mental health awareness week: Tackling loneliness
Our wellbeing is intimately connected to something much greater than simply ourselves - our community. The cultures we are part of, our...


Post-pandemic wellbeing at work: Still a priority?
It became very clear after a global pandemic and multiple national lockdowns that wellbeing needed to be something very much considered...


Seasonal Goal Setting
If you find the ‘new year, new me’ craze difficult to navigate, you feel the pressure to make new year's resolutions but find sticking to...


National Walking Month: Should we really be walking 10,000 steps a day?
May is National Walking Month, and what better way to kick off than with some myth busting - that you may actually be very grateful for....


Seasonal changes and the brain
You may be wondering if the seasonal changes can affect our brain? Well, the short answer is yes! Seasons do have an effect on our brain...


Calories on menus: Here’s some reminders if you’re concerned
From 6th April this year, large restaurant chains in the UK (those with more than 250 employees) must now print how many calories are in...


Better nutrition starts with society: a chat with Dr Rupy Aujla
We all make mistakes, right? That’s how we learn and grow as individuals - and as a society! It applies to all walks of our lives, right...


What to look for in a therapist
We’ve been making huge leaps to break down stigma around asking for help, seeking professional support and opting for therapy, to help us...


How to manage your stress levels
As you know by now, it’s stress awareness month and we’ve talked about our culture and stress, spotting the difference between burnout...


Stress vs Burnout: what’s the difference?
Stress and burnout are hot topics in wellbeing right now, and have been for a while since the pandemic began. Our stress levels have...


One size doesn't fit all: finding exercise that’s right for you
We all need some form of movement in order to live, or start to live a healthy lifestyle. We’re more connected in the contemporary world...


Happiness Officers: Who is responsible for our wellbeing at work?
Workplace wellbeing is a hot topic, and has been pretty much ever since the outbreak of COVID, when our working lives changed massively....


How we think the time and its impact on our wellbeing
Time is a basic concept of our mind, we could not think about anything without thinking it within a time framework. Time is the flow of...


The benefits of nature as we head into Spring!
After the months of hibernation, sheltering from the cold weather and dark days, we’re finally getting glimpses of Spring. The warmer...


What’s our culture teaching us about stress?
April is Stress Awareness and what better way to raise awareness than to tackle the way we view stress in our culture. There’s been a lot...


Exercise envy: Why we don’t need to be the best at something to enjoy it
When it comes to hobbies or learning new things - heck, even our jobs! - it’s not uncommon that we want to be the best we possibly can be...


How we can help with the war in Ukraine
What’s happening in the world at the moment really is heartbreaking, wherever you are. It can be met with feelings of guilt because we’re...


Coping with financial stress
In November 2020, statistics released by the Money and Pensions service found that 29 million of us don’t feel comfortable talking about...


International Happiness Day 2022: managing the expectations
International Happiness Day is an annual event organised by the United Nations to remind us that we should be mostly happy. We disagree,...
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