“We must catch up soon!” — and then we don’t.

You’ve said it. You’ve heard it. And let’s be real, you probably meant it… at the time. But between work, family stuff, and the never-ending to-do list, that coffee date with your bestie from uni somehow gets pushed to next month… again. This article dives into why adult friendships can be hard to maintain (spoiler:…

Clear up brain fog

If your brain’s been feeling like a browser with 47 tabs open (and none of them are responding), you’re not alone. Whether it’s stress, lack of sleep, or just life being overwhelming, brain fog can seriously mess with your focus and energy. But don’t worry—Dr. T’s got your back. In this article, he breaks down…

Ditch the chaos and declutter

September hits different. Summer’s over, the days are getting shorter, and suddenly we’re spending way more time indoors. If your space is starting to feel more “storage unit” than sanctuary, you’re not alone. Psychologists say tidying up can actually boost your energy and lower stress—yes, even that one junk drawer you’ve been ignoring since 2019….

Summer’s gone

If you’re feeling like you’ve been thrown straight from beach mode into burnout, you’re not alone. That post-holiday whiplash is real—and stress is creeping in fast. Now, stress isn’t all bad. A little bit can keep you sharp. But when it starts messing with your sleep, mood, and relationships? Yeah, might be time to get…

The 1% Rule: A Gentle Path to Sustainable Growth

When it comes to improving our wellbeing, the pressure to make sweeping changes can often feel overwhelming. But what if the key to lasting transformation lies in doing just 1% better each day? This empowering article from Mind Journals introduces the “1% Rule”—a simple yet profound approach to habit-building progress through compassion and consistency. As…

Break the shame cycle

Self-hatred is a deeply painful experience that often stems from unresolved inner shame. In her insightful article for Psyche, psychotherapist Sheri Jacobson explores how this destructive cycle forms and offers compassionate strategies for breaking free. Drawing from both clinical experience and psychological research, she highlights the importance of self-awareness, acceptance, and the healing power of connection….

Discovering the Power of Doing Less

In a world obsessed with high-intensity workouts and relentless productivity, a quiet revolution is taking place—one that champions the transformative power of slowing down. The Guardian’s article, “The Zone Zero Secret: How Ultra-Low-Stress Exercise Can Change Your Life”, explores a growing movement that prioritizes gentle, restorative physical activity over punishing routines. As the article highlights, “Zone…

Blog: Fire

“Time is the fire in which we burn.”Dr Soren, Star Trek Generations. One of our biggest challenges in life is time. We assume we always have more time. That is often not the case. It’s easy to put off negative things, I can understand that. But we also delay positive things in life. We think,…

Blog: Setting the plan and smashing it

Hello everyone and happy Friday Today is my last day at work until the 11th of September. I’m having a few days of quiet rest at home and then I am flying to Gibraltar for a week. I will also be celebrating my birthday in Gibraltar this year on Thursday, which I’m very much looking…

How much deep sleep do you need?

There’s different levels of sleep. Its not just how much sleep we’ve had in terms of hours. There’s an interesting article over at Calm app’s website. The article explains that deep sleep, also known as slow-wave sleep, is a crucial stage of the sleep cycle responsible for physical restoration, memory consolidation, immune function, and emotional well-being. Adults typically…