Category: Mental Health


Emotional Resilience and High Sensitivity

In a world that frequently equates sensitivity with weakness, it is important to dispel the myth and embrace the truth: Sensitivity is a superpower. It enables a profound connection with oneself and others, fostering empathy, creativity, and a rich inner life. Yet, like all superpowers, it comes with its own challenges. The key lies in […]

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Overcoming Overwhelm: Reclaim Your Life

Feeling overwhelmed is, unsurprisingly, very common in our modern, fast-paced world. A steady stream of stimuli punctuates our days, from the demands of work to incessant pings from our devices to the constant access to real-time updates on disasters and conflicts across the globe. Underpinning all of this is the pervasive sense, exacerbated by social […]

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Motivation: Motive, Action and Inner Drive

For many of us, motivation can be elusive. Sometimes – not always at the most convenient – we feel invigorated and enthusiastic. We can produce fantastic work, make time for our loved ones and hobbies, and look after our minds and bodies, seemingly without effort. But when this inner fire retreats, it can be difficult […]

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Christmas, Loneliness and Meaningful Relationships

The midst of the festive season’s glittering splendour can magnify feelings of loneliness. For many, the emphasis on cherished family moments and meaningful gatherings can stir feelings of isolation and inadequacy. Those without a robust network of loved ones might find themselves grappling with a sense of not measuring up, feeling adrift amidst the season’s […]

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The Diverse Impact of ADHD in Women

In the past few years, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) awareness has grown exponentially. The stigma around neurodiversity has reduced significantly, and many people are increasingly becoming empowered to embrace the differences between how they process information and that of their neurotypical peers. Although acceptance and understanding have expanded massively to the benefit of neurodivergent […]

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What is Grief: Nurturing the Heart Through Bereavement

What is Grief? Grief stands as one of the most profound and trying encounters we encounter as human beings. It possesses the power to profoundly shake us, ultimately reshaping our very core in ways that are intricate and difficult to fathom. Given the complexity and diversity within the human species, our responses are inherently distinct […]

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Family Estrangement – A Path to Healing

Family estrangement can be incredibly difficult to navigate. Whether this has been initiated by yourself or your family, cutting ties with your family of origin is never a decision taken lightly. Feelings of guilt, grief and sorrow can often accompany this experience. These emotions can be exacerbated by cultural or national celebration times, such as […]

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Unmasking the Battle: Confronting Bulimia and Cultivating Self-acceptance

Confronting Bulimia Bulimia nervosa, often referred to as bulimia, represents a significant and complex challenge. It manifests as an internalised conflict, an unceasing cycle involving episodes of binging (uncontrolled overeating) followed by purging (expelling foods using methods such as self-induced vomiting). Beat, the UK’s eating disorder charity, suggests that more than 1.25 million people in […]

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Into the Light: Overcoming Depression and Embracing Life

Depression can be described as a profound disconnect between one’s inner self and the external world, a soulful dissonance where the inner world yearns for meaning, connection, and authenticity, but the external reality often falls short.  What is Depression? Depression, often characterised by overwhelming feelings of sadness, numbness and hopelessness, is a state of consciousness […]

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