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Why Resolutions Fail—and How to Build Sustainable Habits
I have never enjoyed making or even thinking about New Year Resolutions. The idea of 'New Year, New You' and much like a fairy tale - things will significantly change after the stroke of midnight is a myth. You may enjoy celebrating the new year with others around you, but when I wake up the next morning and as soon as I get an email or a bill in the post, the realisation that things have not magically changed sets in. As soon as 1st January comes around and a lot of the ti

Sue Whitaker
Jan 45 min read


Embracing the Change: Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder in the UK
Understanding the Impact of Daylight Saving Time You might not be aware, but here in the UK, the clocks go back an hour at 2 AM on the last Sunday of October. The advantage is we get an extra hour, which many of us may use to spend in bed (I know I certainly do!). However, the downside is the shorter days and longer nights as we lose natural daylight. As someone who has experienced this cycle for a few decades now (yes, I would consider myself middle-aged), I still find it su

Sue Whitaker
Oct 31, 20252 min read


Understanding the Role of an Unpaid Caregiver
What Does It Mean to Be an Unpaid Caregiver? Unpaid caregiving often arises from love or compassion for others. It can involve anyone, but typically includes a family member, friend, or neighbour who provides regular help and support to another person without compensation. People may need assistance for various reasons, including: Illness or injury Long-term health conditions Disabilities Age-related frailty Mental health issues The help can begin with small acts of kindness,

Sue Whitaker
Oct 17, 20254 min read
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