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Mental health, resilience, focus and the inner life.
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Phil MacLeod, founder of Thought Reader and an experienced hypnotherapist, talks to Wellbeing about how changing your mindset can be the key to breaking…
By Rachel Branson · 11 Jul 2026
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Many years ago, I discovered that the ancient Greeks viewed time differently from most of us today. They had two gods of time, Chronos and Kairos. Chr
By Rachel Branson · 10 Jul 2026
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When did you last stop to ask a stranger for directions? Exchange a few words with the person at the checkout? Chatted with the neighbour through the
By Rachel Branson · 10 Jul 2026
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For years, the opioid crisis has been explained as a three-wave disaster: pills, heroin, and fentanyl. This narrative is repeated by public health agencies,…
By Rachel Branson · 8 Jul 2026
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Most pediatric therapy clinics do one thing. Maybe two. You find a good occupational therapist across town, a speech therapist somewhere else, and if your…
By Rachel Branson · 7 Jul 2026
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What happens in a Family Constellations session is usually much calmer, more contained and more practical than people expect. It is not about blaming…
By Rachel Branson · 6 Jul 2026
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Wondering if it's time to see a psychologist? Discover the common signs, benefits of therapy, practical mental wellbeing tips, and how to find the right…
By Rachel Branson · 3 Jul 2026
Mind
Mental health is closely linked with how the body manages stress, energy, and brain signaling. Conditions such as anxiety, depression, brain fog, and…
By Rachel Branson · 2 Jul 2026
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Most people stumble into proper wellbeing support the same way they stumble into a good GP or a reliable physio
By Rachel Branson · 2 Jul 2026
Mind
When you are constantly navigating a chaotic daily schedule, it does not take long for your internal system to hit a point of absolute structural saturation.
By Rachel Branson · 30 Jun 2026
Mind
Lavender sleep sprays can make bedtime feel calmer and more intentional by using scent, flower essences, and simple rituals to help the body wind down.
By Rachel Branson · 30 Jun 2026
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Even after a full night's sleep, many of us still feel tired. In our always-on world, we often confuse simply stopping work with actually resting.
By Rachel Branson · 29 Jun 2026
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You open your phone to check the time; however, ten minutes later you continue to scroll through endless feeds, with your shoulders tensed and unable to…
By Rachel Branson · 27 Jun 2026
Mind
Losing a pet is not usually thought of as a mental health crisis, but it should be. Human-animal attachment studies indicate that the first 24 hours of a…
By Rachel Branson · 26 Jun 2026
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Alcohol is often used as a way to unwind after a stressful day or cope with difficult situations. What starts as an occasional drink can gradually become a…
By Rachel Branson · 26 Jun 2026
Mind
Mental healthcare often begins with psychotherapy, medication, or both. Many patients improve through that route, yet others remain burdened by persistent…
By Rachel Branson · 26 Jun 2026
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Language development reflects how a child listens, plans movement, shares intent, and connects with people.
By Rachel Branson · 26 Jun 2026
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Splitting from a long-term partner changes your entire life path in an instant. It brings up a lot of unexpected financial and legal decisions that you need…
By Rachel Branson · 25 Jun 2026
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