How to bounce back
When the worst thing imaginable happens to you, how and where do you find the strength to not only survive, but thrive? Anne Thorn writes about how she got up from her “all-time low”*
Emotional Wellbeing can improve day to day living, work, relationships as well as both physical & emotional health. Discover more about Emotional Wellbeing.
When the worst thing imaginable happens to you, how and where do you find the strength to not only survive, but thrive? Anne Thorn writes about how she got up from her “all-time low”*
Join our growing tribe of readers who are choosing to spread joy by creating Happiness Clubs around the world, with guidance from Psychologies and Action for Happiness. Here, Suzy Greaves focuses on lifelong learning
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Mindfulness has gone mainstream. Derived from Buddhist practices, mindfulness is a form of meditation that encourages self-awareness – which allows us to stand back from the drama in our heads and be in the moment. Here, we look at the latest mindfulness books and three easy mindful exercises that you can try
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