Why exercise?
There are lots of reasons why we should incorporate exercise into our daily routine, not least because it feels good, and anything that makes us feel good has to be a good thing, right?
Why exercise?
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Health & Wellbeing Articles
How to be kind to yourself
Are you kind to yourself or do you put everyone else first all the time? Whilst I'm not saying we should put ourselves first the whole time, it is a good idea to be kind to ourselves. To be self-kind, if you like. What do we mean by being self-kind? What is...
Effective bedtime rituals to help you sleep
What is a bedtime ritual or routine for adults? A bedtime ritual or routine is a collection of calming activities to help you completely unwind from the day just gone and to prepare you for the day ahead. How does a bedtime ritual help you sleep? A bedtime ritual can...
10 Great ways to instantly boost your mood
Are you feeling a little bit glum? Here are 10 great ways to instantly boost your mood. All of which are simple, affordable and effective
Seasonal Affective Disorder – What it is and what can help you feel better
Do you find that as soon as the light starts to drop and winter sets in, your mood, energy and concentration levels also drop? You’re not alone! Here’s some things that you can do to help you feel better this Winter
Menopause-related Anxiety. What makes it stop?
Menopause-related anxiety. What it is and what will help? Here are my top tips for a calmer menopause
What is the difference between a headache and a migraine?
What is the difference between a headache and a migraine? A headache tends to be a stand alone ache where as migraine is often accompanied by an aura or other neurological symptoms. Migraine usually includes a localised one sided pain.
What causes headaches? Common causes of headaches
What causes headaches? Common causes of headaches include diet and lifestyle factors, stress, muscle tension and poor posture.
7 Great ways to reduce your stress levels
Feeling stressed? Here are 7 great ways to reduce your stress levels.
Hay Fever: What is it and what can you do about it?
Hay fever: What is it and what causes it? Hay Fever (or seasonal allergic rhinitis) is caused by an allergic reaction to pollen from grass, trees, or weeds, usually in the warmer spring and summer months between March and September, especially when the pollen count is...
What are the most common symptoms of stress?
What are the main symptoms of stress? When we think of stress we often think of having sweaty palms or a fast heart rate or of butterflies in your tummy. But there are lots of other symptoms associated with stress. Physical Symptoms of Stress include:...
What is Complementary Therapy?
We've all heard of Complementary Therapy but what actually is it? As its name suggests it's a therapy that goes alongside (or complements) other treatments. You continue to take your medication and having any treatments you've been prescribed from your GP or hospital...
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