• Coping Creatively: Resilience Building Workshops

    Coping Creatively: Resilience Building Workshops

    On Thursday 12th July, we hosted our very first Coping Creatively workshop at Newbury Cancer Care. The event involved a brief introduction to wellbeing, resilience, and why creativity and creative activities can support our wellbeing, even during difficult times. We then got stuck into crafting. Whatever their experience, everyone who attended left having tried something new, or… Read more

  • How to take time away from tech

    How to take time away from tech

    As Featured in Woman & Home, 11th June 2025 If you’re looking to reset your relationship with your tech, forming healthier habits is possible with a bit of thought, planning, and self-compassion. Start with a Clear Goal Before you jump into making changes, take a moment to think about why you want a healthier relationship with your… Read more

  • Navigating the ‘quarter-life-crisis’

    Navigating the ‘quarter-life-crisis’

    As featured in The Mirror 01.02.2025 Increasing numbers of young adults are experiencing what they call a ‘quarter-life-crisis’. Forget the mid-life-crisis stereotypes of a middle aged man buying a sports-car in his 50s. Now people in their 20s are struggling with life transitions and understanding world, and who they are within it. Culturally the concept… Read more

  • Are you an over-sharer?

    Are you an over-sharer?

    We all have experiences and personal histories that shape who we are. Deciding how much of this to share is important for maintaining healthy relationships, and our wellbeing. Read more

  • Creating digital boundaries for your mental health

    Creating digital boundaries for your mental health

    As featured in Women’s Health; 13th May 2025 While technology has improved access to information and made life easier in many ways, it requires finding a balance. Smartphones have created both benefits and challenges in daily life. After having my daughter, during a baby first-aid course, I was told my smartphone was the most powerful… Read more

  • Doomscrolling, Brain Rot, and how to stop

    Doomscrolling is the habit of endlessly scrolling through online media, consuming unfulfilling content and bad news. Whilst it might feel almost addictive, research has shown that the fear of missing out or being uninformed drives people’s inability to stop scrolling. The fear of missing out comes from feelings of uncertainty and anxiety about current events,… Read more