Posts Tagged ‘wellbeing’
Six Low-Cost Strategies to Boost Your Mental Wellbeing
Mental health and emotional wellbeing have been top of the agenda in the last few years, and whilst more people than ever seem to be struggling post-pandemic and amidst a cost-of-living crisis, you can boost your mental wellbeing with a few simple strategies – and it doesn’t need to cost a lot. 1) Relax and…
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The Method That Beats New Year’s Resolutions
At the end of last year, I wrote about making 2022 your best year yet, after a tough couple of years, 2022 offered fresh hope, but here we are in a cost-of-living crisis, showing us that not everything goes to plan. All is not lost though, we still have the ability to look back and…
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A Guide to Help with Winter Sadness
During winter, lack of daylight can leave some people feeling sad. Here’s your guide to coping with winter sadness.
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Gut Health and Mental Health: Can You Eat Your Way to Wellness?
Did you know that there is a link between gut health and mental health? The gut microbiome can play a role in the development of mood disorders. In this blog post, I will discuss the links between gut health and mental health, as well as how to improve gut health in order to boost your…
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Mindful Activities to Relieve Stress
Here are some mindful activities to relieve stress, switch off from being busy and bring some much needed calm into our days.
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How to Improve Your Mental Health With Laughter
Swap the weight of your problems for resilience, and improve your mental health with laughter and playfulness.
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There is Joy in the Little Things
Finding joy might seem like it’s impossible at the moment, but honestly, there is joy in the little things, and here’s how to find it. The journey from abuse, trauma, and grief is like traveling along a dark road full of twists, turns, and potholes. You might be navigating anxiety, depression, low mood, despair, suicidal…
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5 Signs You Need Stronger Boundaries
Nobody wants to be treated like a doormat or taken advantage of, so how can you ensure that it doesn’t happen? Boundaries. They are the line that people know not to step over. It might seem harsh, but it’s not. Putting boundaries in place doesn’t make you mean – or mean that you don’t care.…
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Self-Care Ideas
Practising good self-care alongside professional counselling can be really beneficial, but if you’re not quite sure what it is, why it’s important or how to do it, then read on as we explain all of that and give you some practical self-care ideas. Recovering from abuse, trauma or grief, or overcoming anxiety or depression can be…
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