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How to build Resilience
Resilience is the ability to recover from adversity with flexibility and strength whilst maintaining your emotional wellbeing. It doesn’t mean avoiding stress or obstacles but rather learning to navigate them, adapt to change and come out the other side with a clearer perspective. Having a strong sense of resilience helps you face situations with confidence and optimism, solve problems more effectively, build healthy relationships and set realistic goals for yourself. Withou
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Is Dental Anxiety holding you back?
For many, a dental visit is routine. However, for others, it can trigger feelings of fear, stress or unease. This is known as Dental...
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Navigating Global Uncertainties: Strategies for Young Adults
Young adults are more exposed and connected to global issues than ever before, partly as a result of the constant stream of information...
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Do you feel appreciated?
When you feel appreciated you feel good. When you do something, whether it’s completing a piece of work or helping out a friend and you...
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How to Prevent First Job Burnout
Young adults are feeling the heat of burnout more than ever. Here are some tips to help prevent it.
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Is Instagram affecting your mental health?
Helpful tips to reduce negative impact of instagram on mental health
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10 tips to manage money anxiety
The holiday season is over, a new year has started and perhaps you are now feeling a little anxious about the money you may have spent,...
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10 tips to manage winter blues
The clocks have gone back and it’s that time of year when temperatures are dropping, the days are getting shorter, the weather is colder...
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10 tips to manage anxiety
Most of us experience anxiety at some point in our lives. It is a feeling of worry, unease or fear about things that are about to happen or could happen in the future and is experienced through our feelings, thoughts and physical sensations. Anxiety is a normal response to feeling under threat and so feeling anxious can be a good thing in that it keeps you alert, makes you aware of risks and danger and can be motivating. However, sometimes anxiety can get in the way if it be
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