Category: wellbeing
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Three ways to use focus to improve your wellbeing.

“Don’t think of polar bears.” What do you think most people think of? And if you say to yourself I don’t want to be anxious… what do you think you are? Here are three ways to use focus to improve your wellbeing.
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Five ways to leave your past behind you and be happy

Five ways to leave your past behind you and be happy We recently enjoyed a lovely little family holiday. The first in a long time. And with the seaside, picnics and adventures came a lot of country driving, more than we have done in years. At one point the inevitable happened and my husband found…
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Three reasons to be patient, persistent and proud when battling mental illness

Mental illness can be one of the hardest illnesses to overcome.
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Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react.

‘Life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how we react’ I love this statement, not because it is accurate or scientific. But because it challenges us to think about how much we chose to sit back and let life happen and how much we own our stories.
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Hospital Anxiety. Five ways to overcome it so the panic attack never arrives.

Hospital Anxiety. Five ways to overcome it so the panic attack never arrives. Hospitals have always made me anxious, when I recently had to go for an operation I was sure I would suffer from anxiety attacks but with some careful well-being care and great support I managed to avoid them.
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Owning your mental health can transform you. Three simple ways to do it.

When we think of physical health if we were asked how do we measure it most people could real off a list of things, weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, mobility, eye sight, BMI, hydration, iron levels the list goes on. But when we asked how do you measure your mental health the answer is much…
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Six things I have learnt about mental health. Awaken your Awareness.

In honour of mental health awareness week, if the pursuit of breaking down the stigma, for education and understanding here is a brief journey of my mental health and what I have learnt about mental health.

