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How To Say No

How To Say No

25th Aug 2021

Saying No is not easy for many reasons. Will you offend or annoy the other person? Will they dislike you? Will they  complain about you behind your back? Do you know that most people will consider you favourably if you stand up for yourself 

Keeping Youthful

Keeping Youthful

18th Aug 2021

How do we keep youthful? Right clothes? Latest hairstyle? Face-lift? It comes from a healthy, happy and fulfilling life,  whatever our age, so that our inner feelings shows up in our body, face and life. 

Tired All The Time

Tired All The Time

13th Aug 2021

Do you feel exhausted, weary, lacking energy, and not functioning at your best? You could be suffering from TATT - tired all the time.  It can cause issues such as tension, headaches, aches and pain, digestive disturbances, lack of concentration, and sleep problems.

Fresh Air Cure for Cabin-Fever

Fresh Air Cure for Cabin-Fever

31st Jul 2021

We have all suffered cabin-fever these past eighteen months, and it's been awful juggling jobs, commitments, health and finances. At first, keeping indoors during lockdown was a novelty. We no longer had to rush around. Our time was mostly our own. We could have Zoom meetings in our pyjamas. 

Boredom Is Good For Your Brain

Boredom Is Good For Your Brain

7th Jul 2021

Boredom breeds creativity, new ideas, and solutions to problems. 
Do you ever get good ideas while doing something boring like washing dishes, standing in a queue, sitting in a waiting room, or doing nothing in particular? Some of the most creative, innovative ideas were born from boredom. 

Trapped

How to Feel Less Trapped

25th May 2021

Being forced to stay indoors, work online, and suffer lack of social contact caused many people anxiety and mental ill-health, and their self-esteem and confidence took a dive. Now that we are slowly getting our freedom back, some of us feel anxious about being with others again.

Gut-Mood Link

Your Gut-Mood Link

11th May 2021

You have two brains, both with a vital role in the well-being of your mind and body. The brain in your head deals with thinking, processing, and directing your nervous system to make your body function. Your second brain is in your digestive system, containing elements of your nervous system, mood chemicals, and billions of friendly microbes that keep you healthy.

How to feel happier

How To Feel Happier

13th Apr 2021

You need to fire up your neurons. When you feel happy, with a sense of well-being, it's the result, physiologically, biologically and chemically, of an intricate, complex network of neurons (nerve cells) in your brain firing messages to one another.  Your brain has four chemicals that create happy feelings. They are endorphins, serotonin, dopamine and oxytocin.

Start Your Day Feeling In Control Of Your Life

Start Your Day Feeling In Control Of Your Life

11th Nov 2020

Are you glued to the news, waiting to hear what else is going to impact your life?  Between juggling work, trying to make ends meet, feeling you are going crazy, and working out how to keep yourself and others safe, there's something important you need to focus on - YOU. If you don't, you'll never feel in control. 

Why you need Vitamin D right now

Why You Need Vitamin D Right Now

3rd Oct 2020

Studies show that 90% of your vitamin D is produced in your skin in response to sunlight, and 10% of it is obtained from your food. So you could be deficient if you don't get much sunlight, you don't eat foods containing enough vitamin D, and you spend a lot of time indoors. Here are some signs of vitamin D deficiency...

How To Stop Procrastinating

How To Stop Procrastinating

1st Sep 2020

Do you sigh when you think about that 'thing' you need to do, then turn away and do something else instead? 
We all do this at times. We may not be ready for it, or we fear we can't handle it, we dread it, it's boring , it's overwhelming, or many other reasons. Usually it's not something pleasurable, or we'd be jumping right in there dealing with it. 

Scalp Massage

Ease Your Tension, Massage Your Scalp

27th Jul 2020

Doing your own scalp massage is wonderful for soothing, and for boosting the production of serotonin, the body's natural feel-good hormone. And it's easy to do while sitting reading, watching the television or doing nothing at all. When we're uptight, we tend to tense the shoulders, neck, head and facial muscles. This can cause headaches.