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- Quiet Quitting - a controversial trend or valid boundary setting?
A few years before my first job, I’d already experienced burnout, witnessing the all-consuming nature
- Yoga philosophy and mental health: dare to go beyond the downward-facing dog
Samkhya is rooted in the duality of the unchanging consciousness and the changing world: nature, the
- How can architecture support our mental health? Part 2
that most lab-based experiments are set up to show participants 2D imagery, while architecture is by nature
- Insights on the Complexity of the Prenatal Opioid Epidemic
Inflammation is the body’s natural defense mechanism but when it reaches the brain, it can be associated
- When Depression Takes Its Toll on Your Relationship
Take that nature walk that you desperately need. Start that business.
- The Inflamed Brain: How inflammation can affect mood and behaviour
mood during sickness, as well as experiencing fatigue, disrupted sleep or decreased appetite, is a natural
- Poverty and Marginalisation - Forgotten Risk Factors That Never Went Away
The nature of mental health inequality We all know money doesn’t buy happiness, but it certainly helps
- How to feed your demon
We read about the mood boosting benefits of getting out in nature and doing physical activity, but today
- Are all stressors of equal measure?
One potentially important factor might relate to the nature of the type of stress we are exposed to — stress but has instead focused on the overall effects of stress (both physical and psychosocial in nature
- Rest or Rust? Unravelling the TikTok ‘Bedrotting’ Trend
bedrotting' as an inherently detrimental practice to mental health, given its sedentary and isolated nature
- Yoga is not "woo-woo" anymore: yoga can reduce inflammation, according to research
CD56 is a marker of natural killer and other immune cells including T cells, and alterations in CD56
- Taking Part in Melbourne’s Big Anxiety Festival
I like to walk for hours and document the beauty of nature, big or small, as it brings me closer to being













