We share tips and advice on what to expect from results day 2020, what you can do if your grades aren’t what you expected, and how you can support a loved one right now…
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Bonnie Evie Gifford
Bonnie Evie Gifford is a Senior Writer for Happiful.
Flick for victory: new campaign thanks Brits for practising self-love
New research has revealed we're having significantly more 'solo-fun' since lockdown began. A new campaign has launched to celebrate singles who've stayed home, and urge them to continue staying safe.…
How to find your dream job
Thinking of turning your dreams into reality? We share eight quick tips to help you take the plunge, and go for your ideal role…
Wellbeing news round-up: Self-care, music, and mental health
From the benefits of me-time to music for mental health, we share the weekend’s wellbeing news that you might have missed…
New advice series launches to help 52% of Brits desperate for space to continue working from home
Celebrity organisers, the Style Sisters, have launched their new Style with Attictude series to help the one in two Brits who are ‘desperate for space’ as they continue working from home…
How to cope with face mask anxiety
If the thought of wearing a face mask leaves you feeling anxious, you’re not alone. We share more on why face masks are important, as well as tips on how you can feel calmer and in control…
7 ways you can support the NHS (without virtue signalling)
Our frontline carers are there when we need them the most. We share seven ways you can give back and show your support…
How to build healthy sleeping habits as an autistic adult
Getting a good night’s rest can feel like a real struggle, yet new research shows as many as four in five autistic people struggle to sleep at night. We share tips to help you create a more restful sleeping environment…
New campaign gives voice to women's health: #WombStories
Seeking to give a voice to women’s health, a new campaign from Essity (creators of Bodyform) highlights the myriad of experiences women have with their bodies throughout their lives…