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5 ways to effectively communicate your feelings
Opening up about what your feeling, however you choose to do that can sometimes feel like a lot. You don’t have to figure it all out alone. Let’s break it…
how to get and stay motivated
Feeling unmotivated can be tough, but there are skills you can practise to help build your motivation and achieve your goals.
how to understand and deal with loneliness
We all feel lonely from time to time. Some people feel lonely when they’re surrounded by people, and others are totally OK on their own. Everyone experiences loneliness differently.
Responding to family conflict
Conflict is a normal part of all relationships including those in your family and it’s something we all experience at times.
Blog: how to start a gratitude journal
Journaling is a great way to practise mindfulness and connect with your thoughts and feelings.
Blog: how to change how you react to things
Our reactions can sometimes take us by surprise. Learn to positively change how you respond in situations.
dealing with grief and loss
It’s normal to feel sadness and grief after you experience loss.
Video
Feel like you’re faking it? Let’s talk about imposter syndrome
Imposter syndrome isn’t a mental health diagnosis, but it can affect your confidence, wellbeing and even hold you back from opportunities.