Research Shows Neurotic People Live Longer Research Shows Neurotic People Live Longer Research Shows Neurotic People Live Longer

Research Shows Neurotic People Live Longer

Researchers find excessive worrying has a ‘protective effect’ Neurosis, an umbrella term to describe functional mental disorders, is defined by psychologist C George Boeree as a “poor ability to adapt to one’s environment [or] to change one’s life patterns”. With symptoms including irritability, impulsiveness, and obsessive behaviours, neurosis…

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Emma Blackery: Battling the Dragon, Taming the Bear Emma Blackery: Battling the Dragon, Taming the Bear Emma Blackery: Battling the Dragon, Taming the Bear

Emma Blackery: Battling the Dragon, Taming the Bear

YouTuber, musician, and now author, Emma Blackery talks candidly about depression, separation anxiety and the importance of speaking up Emma Blackery Since launching her YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/user/emmablackery] in 2012, Emma Blackery has seen some dramatic changes in her life. Initially known for her no-nonsense…

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Call of the Wild: The Sound Books Bringing Kids Back to Nature Call of the Wild: The Sound Books Bringing Kids Back to Nature Call of the Wild: The Sound Books Bringing Kids Back to Nature

Call of the Wild: The Sound Books Bringing Kids Back to Nature

In a world where more and more children are spending little to no time in nature, authors Caroline Buckingham and Andrea Pinnington are on a mission to bring the outside world inside Caroline and Andrea Fuelled by their love of nature, the founders of Fine Feather Press, Caroline Buckingham and…

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Baking is Good For Your Mental Health, Here's Why Baking is Good For Your Mental Health, Here's Why Baking is Good For Your Mental Health, Here's Why

Baking is Good For Your Mental Health, Here's Why

There’s more to baking than tasty calories and impressive Instagrams In the words of The Great British Bake Off 2015 winner, Nadiya Hussain, “Food is so much more than sustenance. Food is love.” And she’s spot on. Activities such as baking, painting and knitting are known as “projection…

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Number of Children Calling Childline with Suicidal Thoughts Up By 15% Number of Children Calling Childline with Suicidal Thoughts Up By 15% Number of Children Calling Childline with Suicidal Thoughts Up By 15%

Number of Children Calling Childline with Suicidal Thoughts Up By 15%

Last year, Childline gave more than 60 counselling sessions for suicidal thoughts every day The number of children calling the charitable helpline, Childline [https://www.childline.org.uk/], with suicidal thoughts has risen by 15% over the past year. Of the 295,202 counselling sessions conducted by the children’s…

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Watch the Powerful Short Films Tackling Male Mental Health Stigma Watch the Powerful Short Films Tackling Male Mental Health Stigma Watch the Powerful Short Films Tackling Male Mental Health Stigma

Watch the Powerful Short Films Tackling Male Mental Health Stigma

From Van Gough to Tracey Emin, art has always been a medium suited to expressing the things we struggle to get into words 'Mindfulmess' by David Shillinglaw Mental health is not always an easy thing to open up about and, for some, art is a means to communicate…

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Fire Fighter Charity Recruits New Mental Health Role Fire Fighter Charity Recruits New Mental Health Role Fire Fighter Charity Recruits New Mental Health Role

Fire Fighter Charity Recruits New Mental Health Role

1 in 4 people working in the emergency services have contemplated taking their own lives In 2016 research from the mental health charity Mind [https://www.mind.org.uk/] revealed devastating statistics [https://www.mind.org.uk/news-campaigns/news/one-in-four-emergency-services-workers-has-thought-about-ending-…

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