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Recipe for the mind.

What we feed our mind with is as important as what we feed our bodies. Written by Ollie Coach, Ruth Sparkes

Caroline Chipper

12 May 202023 February 2022

Becoming the authentic you: seven simple shifts to reclaim your happiness

The world is full of “shoulds” — from careers to friendships, neighbourhoods to wardrobes. Discover seven transformative shifts to help you tune into your inner voice, work through past wounds, and embrace a life aligned with who you truly are. By now, it’s likely that your life is layered with “shoulds.” The career you felt […]

Psychologies

23 March 202623 March 2026

Mental health

Why my ADHD means I’m brilliant in a crisis — and burned out by ‘business as usual’

For adults with ADHD, high-stakes moments can bring brilliance — but routine tasks can feel impossible. Discover how the hidden “ADHD tax” and constant mental load reveal the cost of living in a world not built for you. Most people know ADHD is associated with distraction, impulsivity, and difficulty with everyday tasks. But what few […]

Psychologies

17 March 202613 March 2026

Emotional wellbeing

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19 December 201718 February 2022

Mental health

I thought my stress was all in my head — until I noticed I was holding my breath all day long

If you’ve ever been told to ‘just relax’ and found it impossible, the missing piece may not be mindset — but muscle tension, breath and the way your body is holding stress. Discover these ways to calm your body You might think your stress lives in your thoughts. In the email you can’t quite word […]

Psychologies

5 March 20265 March 2026

Family & parenting / Mental health

Chaos, mum guilt, and unexpected joy: What parenting with ADHD really feels like

Parenting with ADHD can be exhausting, and mum guilt is unavoidable. But with self-compassion and practical strategies, the chaos can become creativity, connection, and joy. “Oh no — it’s World Book Day. Or Non-Uniform Day. Or a training day. I’m so sorry, darling, Mummy forgot… again.” Parenting can feel like being the personal assistant to […]

Psychologies

17 March 202613 March 2026

Mental health

I can’t stop worrying about the news: 10 ways to stop spiralling and manage anxiety

With global tensions in the news — like the US strikes on Iran — it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by anxiety. The constant flow of negative headlines can leave us stuck in a cycle of worry, unable to focus on anything else. So, how can we regain control and manage anxiety? Award-winning coach Kim Morgan, […]

Psychologies

28 February 202628 February 2026