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The Importance Of Knowing Its Okay, Not To Be Okay - Lockdown Edition.

The Importance Of Knowing Its Okay, Not To Be Okay - Lockdown Edition.

There is no right or wrong way of coping with a global pandemic, it's okay if all you want to do is try and get through the day. 

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How To Support Small Businesses In Difficult Times.

How To Support Small Businesses In Difficult Times.

Things are different, times are tough but doesn't mean you can't still support small businesses! Here's 4 simple ways how...

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Redefining Time With Doodling Lucy

Redefining Time With Doodling Lucy

First of all I hope you are all safe and well, and that you are reading this from the comfort of your own home. What bizarre times we are in, I'm still trying to wrap my head around it all - as I'm sure you are too. I know there are going to be some really bad days and some bright days. I'm taking each one as it comes. Something that recently caught my attention was Stephen Fry talking on the news (which I'm now limiting) about the concept of time and redefining it.  I think back to only a...

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The Importance Of Reaching Out This Mother's Day...

The Importance Of Reaching Out This Mother's Day...

Mother's day, or Mothering Sunday for most is a day celebrating how fab Mum's are, because let's face it the majority of Mums are amazing. They go through so much just to care and look out for you. However, just like any other holiday or celebration focused around love, this time of year can bring pain to many.  Now i'm not saying not to celebrate it, but as important it is to let your Mum know how much they mean to you, it is also important to reach out to friends and family who may this time of year particularly...

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The Importance Of Knowing It's Okay, Not To Be Okay.

The Importance Of Knowing It's Okay, Not To Be Okay.

Having studied Psychology at University (Yeah I have a science degree!! Even I still can't get over it!), I learnt a lot about mental health, the symptoms, the signs to look out for, the statistics, the lot. I know that more males in the U.K die by suicide compared to cancer which is such a tragic statistic. So how is it, even though I know the statistics, when I'm feeling low I question myself? I feel like I'm the only one who's feeling sad or lonely. I feel like everyone else around me is happier than me. I think something...

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