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- Recharging with Solitude
Nature-based interventions involving varying periods of time spent in solitude and silence in the wilderness are commonly implemented among therapeutic and educational nature-based approaches and are linked to
- Recognising empathy as a cornerstone for making a meaningful impact in a post-COVID world
a meaningful impact in a post-COVID world: The Shepley Parkin Empathy Award Emerging from a life of lockdowns
- Swipe Right for Friendship: A Deep Dive into App-Based Socialising
least one thing everyone had in common, so I could skip the icebreakers and conversation came more naturally
- Why We Need More Than Self-Love
And while I am appalled by this consumerism nature, we all forget that external love is what ignites
- Finding Tranquillity in the Raging Sea of Suicide
Maytree throughout Lockdown Unfortunately, the house is currently closed due to the pandemic.
- 13 Self-care Tips to Help You Achieve Good Mental Health
Spend time in nature According to psychotherapist Dr Stephanie Sarkis, being out in nature improves both It is recommended that you have at least a 50-minute walk in nature once or twice a week, according to Being exposed to natural light can increase your mood and self-esteem.
- Mind over matter - a personal reflection on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
media, partly due to the fact that it seemed to emphasise that these conditions were psychiatric in nature This led to frustration and anger from patients and advocates who once again felt the biological nature
- Working from home during the Coronavirus — good or bad for our mental health?
At the beginning of lockdown in March, thousands of people across the UK had to pack up their office social connection needs to be recognized as an important factor for wellbeing, which is missing during lockdowns
- The first tuning: mother-infant bonding and unseen strains
Nature is full of heart-melting examples of mother-baby relationships, especially, in birds and mammals
- World Bipolar Disorder Day: Van Gogh, Between Light and Storm
Sensitive from childhood, deeply attached to nature, and introspective beyond his years, Vincent’s inner
- Antipsychotic Medications: Women are different from Men
This also means that after menopause, the symptoms can worsen considerably because the protection by natural That is a nice natural mechanism to ensure that a woman does not have the babies too quickly so that
- Social Anxiety at University: How I Turned Fear into Connection
But when I stepped onto the university campus, I realised that my quiet nature, which had always felt













