Engaging With The Arts and Greater Wellbeing
According to new research by Peter Todderdell at the University of Sheffield and Giulia Poerio at the University Essex, such experiences contribute to…
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Living Well after Sunset
We can improve our lives with better sleep and regular sleep cycles. Are our phones the culprit preventing this for some? Check out some tips for ma…
Why being bilingual helps keep your brain fit
Greater empathy is thought to be because bilinguals are better at blocking out their own feelings and beliefs in order to concentrate on the other per…
‘Sukoon’ for Families going through Divorce in India
Couples experiencing marital distress approach courts to make important decisions about their marital relationships. This journey from a private life …
D H Lawrence:Feminist, Contrary, Caring
Before anything had a soul,
While life was a heave of Matter, half inanimate,
This little bit chipped off in brilliance
And went whizzing through t…
D H Lawrence: Feminist or Anti-Feminist?
His women have sexual appetites, and orgasms, and sex before and outside marriage; they are presented without fetishisation or disapproval; such women…
Green Grabbing: A New Appropriation of Nature?
Green grabbing builds on well-known histories of colonial and neo-colonial resource alienation in the name of the environment – whether for parks, f…
Mental health in a workplace?
Maybe one day when organisations really understand the importance of employees' mental health they will move to proactive model…… and naturally th…
Lovesickness is Real: Cure?
Whether it is unrequited love, a nasty breakup, or even problems in your current relationship, periods of depression, longing, and hopelessness may fo…
Social Media and Shame
For better or worse, the internet and social media have significantly amplified humanity’s means of public shaming, taking victims from the town squ…
