Tag: mental well-being

University of Sydney’s Mental Health Month: Engage, Empower, Elevate
05/03/2024
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comfort, connections, environment, exercise, meditation, mental health, mental well-being, mindfulness, quality of life, resilience, self-care, well-being
Reading Time: 4 minutesDive into the world of wellbeing with the University of Sydney’s Mental Health Month: Engage, Empower, Elevate. This unique initiative encourages students to explore their mental health, offering a wealth of resources, aid, and events. The aim? foster a sense of community and encourage open dialogue about mental health. The programme, lasting…
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The Power of Mattering: Unlocking Mental Health
01/03/2024
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anxiety and depression, connections, depression, dopamine, happiness, lab, meaningful connections, mental health, mental well-being, mental wellness, neuroscience, nurturing, overall well-being, resilience, self-awareness, strength, strengths, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutesWe all know the sinking feeling of being overlooked or disregarded. Such feelings can trigger anxiety and depression. However, research suggests that the sensation of being valued – feeling important and connected – can significantly boost our mental health. It’s no illusion. When we believe ourselves to be meaningful, our brain rewards…
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The Key to a Longer, Sweeter Life Revealed: The Power of Social Connections
29/02/2024
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Reading Time: 5 minutesIn a world where time often feels fleeting, most of us yearn for a richer, longer life. One key element, often overlooked, is the power of social connections. A wealth of research indicates that nurturing deep relationships can be the secret to a longer, more fulfilling life. This report delves into the…
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The Elusive Quest for Eternal Life: Inside Immortality Science
28/02/2024
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ageing, anti-ageing, breakthroughs, causes, cognitive decline, comfort, environment, longevity, mental well-being, quality of life, therapies, well-being
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe quest for immortality is a fascinating field that’s attracting a lot of attention. This field, called immortality science, is all about exploring ways to extend human life. It’s filled with secrets and theories that spark our interest and make us dream of living forever. Major organisations and top researchers are putting…
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Stigma: The Silent Barrier to Mental Health Support
25/02/2024
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Reading Time: 5 minutesHello and welcome, advocates for mental health support. We’re here to discuss the unseen walls that stigma creates, blocking people from getting the help they need. Stigma, like a silent wall, is a powerful force in our society, discouraging open dialogues and fuelling misconceptions. Together, we can demolish these walls. This article…
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Social Media’s Distorted Reality: Youth Mental Health Crisis
24/02/2024
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coping strategies, emotional health, emotional well-being, engaging, mental health, mental well-being, mindfulness, resilience, self-care, sleep patterns, sleep quality, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutesIn the digital world we live in, social media is a constant in the lives of most teenagers. A whopping 90% of teens admit to using these platforms. But, behind the carefully selected photos, there’s a worrying truth – the distortion of reality. This piece examines how this modified reality on social…
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Social Media’s Devastating Impact on Mental Health
23/02/2024
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Reading Time: 4 minutesThe harmful effects of social media on mental health are gaining more focus from experts. The Royal College of Psychiatrists has urged for a deeper knowledge about how online activities and social media can affect the mental health of young people. This is especially important for those already suffering from mental health…
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Singapore’s Blueprint for Longevity Sets Global Standard
21/02/2024
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connections, diet, efficiency, environment, exercise, food, longevity, mental health, mental well-being, quality of life, social connections, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutesEver wondered how Singapore, a small city-state, has gained worldwide acclaim for its residents’ longevity and well-being? It’s all down to precise public policies and robust infrastructure. Singapore has crafted an environment that fosters the physical, mental, and social health of its inhabitants. Housing, public transport, healthcare, and active living are the…
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Top 5 Sleep Myths Debunked: Separating Fact From Fiction
21/02/2024
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Reading Time: 11 minutesWhilst some may argue that the realm of sleep is subjective and personal, varying from individual to individual, it has been scientifically proven that certain pervasive myths about sleep are simply not true. This article seeks to debunk the top five misconceptions about sleep: the necessity of an eight-hour sleep cycle for…
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The Step-By-Step Guide to Achieving Your Best Night’s Sleep
18/02/2024
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Reading Time: 7 minutesOver one-third of adults in the United Kingdom report getting less than the recommended seven hours of sleep per night, according to the centres for Disease Control and Prevention. This statistic is alarming, considering the crucial role sleep plays in overall health and wellbeing. In response to this issue, this article presents…
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