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Reboot & (re)write your story.
Learnings, tips & tricks for anyone to reference to during difficult times, stressful days or when you feel the need to reframe.
I tried to do it alone and I failed.
Over the years I have learnt to manage my mental health issues and I have adapted my life to include a lot of selfcare and to prioritise my wellbeing. It worked for a good number of years, until earlier this spring when my anxiety started spiralling out of control…
Surviving autumn: A guide to beat Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
As autumn arrives, the days get shorter, and the weather becomes less favourable, it's natural to feel a little down. But for some of us, this change can trigger Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a form of …
Beating the Post-Holiday Blues
Longing for just a few more lazy beach days and endless ice cream cones? You aren’t the only one! A recent survey of 2,000 professionals found that most of us (78%) find returning to work after annual leave stressful and that …
The 7 types of rest you need.
Sleeping well but still feeling completely exhausted? You are not the only one! Stumbling across a TED Talk made me realise that I was perhaps not handling my down time properly. Find out how I have made adjustments to my habits and my environment …
A good night’s sleep.
On World Sleep Day and before the weekend, I am sharing a few simple tips to improve your sleep and make you feel more energetic and productive during the day.
Me, my stress and I.
I know first-hand the ravages that too much stress can do to our body and mind if not kept under watch. About a decade ago, I suffered from burnout which heightened my anxiety and led to depression.
International Day of Happiness.
Today is the UN International Day of Happiness and the theme for this year: Keep calm. Stay wise. Be kind. With our world facing unprecedented challenges, wellbeing matters more than ever indeed so find out the few things I do to become happier.
Uni Mental Health Day.
With two kids at uni, I know first-hand how tough it has been these past 12 months for students to cope with e-learning and maintaining a mental and physical wellbeing while being socially distanced.
So here is a reminder of what we can all do to support our wellbeing.
Tip 9 - Build a self-care plan.
This week’s post (the penultimate in my “Rise and Grow in Uncertain Times’ series) helps you build a wellness plan.
Not everyone is a fan of routine, and I am not suggesting that you join the ‘5am Club’, but in times of uncertainty, creating some structure from the things we can control can provide some stability and peace of mind.
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