Tag: WELLNESS

Closing The Visibility Gap With The Psychology Of Colour By Christina Avraam

In a world where first impressions can shape opportunities, how we visually present ourselves carries more weight than we often realise. Beyond style or fashion trends lies a powerful science: […]

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From Idea To Action: The Power Of Getting Started By Paige Coulthurst, Ops Director At Soap Media

Every successful idea begins with a single step. Yet, for many, the gap between an idea and taking action feels insurmountable. While planning and preparation are important, taking quick action, […]

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Finding Fulfillment Outside Of Work: Hobbies And Passions For Executive By Claire Fitzsimmons

When you’re focused on developing your professional life, the idea of hobbies, even passions, might feel like something that other people do. It’s easy to hold on to a perception […]

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Unleashing The Power Of Hobbies: 5 Ways CEOs Can Thrive, By Sarah Carrino, Just Flex

In the fast-paced world of business, where every minute counts and the pressure to perform is relentless, it’s easy for CEOs to become consumed by their work. However, the pursuit […]

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Understand The Role Of Hormones Within The Workplace, By Carolina Gonçalves, Health Expert And Superintendent Pharmacist At Pharmica

Hormones help orchestrate a variety of physiological and cognitive functions, making it crucial to understand their workings and the importance of maintaining healthy hormone levels.  Understanding the role hormones play in the […]

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Essential Steps To Mindful Eating, By Emma Thornton, Qualified Nutritionist At A.Vogel

Did you know that more mindful eating could help benefit everything, from your digestion, to your mental wellbeing, and even your body weight? Here Emma Thornton explains how to implement […]

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Controlling Your Anxious Behaviour, By ARVRA Expert Gemma Bagge, Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist And Nutritionist

Anxiety is a familiar term to many and is more than just a fleeting feeling of unease; it is a complex emotional and physiological response to perceived threats. When people […]

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How To Stop Emotional Eating, By Dr Deborah Lee

The link between emotional eating and obesity has been the subject of much medical research. In a recent 2023 systematic review, which included all the relevant medical papers published over […]

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5 Links Between Nutrition And Mental Wellbeing, By Caroline Hind PgDip, mBANT, CNHC

Description Many people are surprised to learn that nutrition has direct effects on mental wellbeing. From mood swings and anxiety through to depression, food can make a difference. In fact, […]

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Balancing Hormones Naturally: A Comprehensive Guide, By Dominique Ludwig

In discussions surrounding female hormones, the focus is often on progesterone, with testosterone playing a smaller role. Oestrogen, primarily produced in the ovaries but also by the adrenal glands, adipose […]

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Decoding Stress: Why We All Need Some Stress In Our Lives, By Dr Vicki Edwards

In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become an inevitable part of our lives. But while we commonly think of stress as a bad thing, that’s not necessarily true. Positive stress, […]

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Menopause – It’s Coming Sooner Than We All Think

If media images are anything to go by, menopause happens to older women, who are nearing the end of their career. This is a damaging and limiting perception, that is […]

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How To Look After Your Joint Health Through The Decades: Navigating The Ages With Nutrition, Exercise And Supplements, By Tina Lond-Caulk

As we journey through life, our bodies undergo various changes, and our joint health is no exception. Our bodies are like fine wine – they get better with age, but […]

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How Can We Stop The Talent Brain Drain Linked To The Female Biological Journey?

This relates to the loss of talented women leaving the workforce because it no longer supports their biological needs, which could include menstrual health issues, infertility or fertility treatment, pregnancy, […]

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3 Signs Your Body Is Telling You To Work Less

In order to be a success in any field, or most any task, you have to work hard. Even the task of pregnancy, the nine-month span where our mothers lovingly […]

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5 Tips To Keep Your Leadership Muscles Strong -Both In Mind And Body By Cheryl MacDonald

Leadership is no easy feat, and anyone who’s ever steered the ship knows that it’s an endeavour that often demands more than it gives. But here’s a secret: to lead […]

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Five Reasons You Should Be Taking Advantage Of Summer To Rest & Reevaluate By Dr Deborah Lee, Dr Fox Online Pharmacy

The hot summer months are a perfect time for us all to slow down, have a think about the stress of everyday life, and make some changes to help us […]

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5 Self-care Practices For Leaders This Summer By Jasmine Eskenzi, Founder Of The Zensory

For anyone it can be hard to admit that things can be overwhelming, however it can be especially difficult when you’re managing a team or organisation. Leaders are expected to […]

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The Business Of Self-Care: Essential Health Tips For Entrepreneurs

Running a business is notoriously hard work. Most entrepreneurs lead busy lives, which means that health and well-being can fall by the wayside. Physical and mental health should be a […]

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Why Being A “Workaholic” Is Not A Badge Of Honour By Coastal Coaching (Sussex) Limited founder Sarah Wilson

The term “workaholic” describes someone who is addicted to working hard. It’s more than working long hours; it’s an addiction to working hard to the detriment of yourself and/or others.  […]

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