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Emma Lennon

Emma Lennon

Emma Lennon is a passionate writer, editor and community development professional. With over ten years’ experience in the disability, health and advocacy sectors, Emma is dedicated to creating work that highlights important social issues.

Articles by Emma:

Why our addiction to success is making us sick and slowly killing us

Why our addiction to success is making us sick and slowly killing us

What happens when we achieve success, only to be left feeling empty, unfulfilled, and even downright miserable?

The best is yet to come: How women can shift their perspective on ageing

The best is yet to come: How women can shift their perspective on ageing

The narrative around ageing is starting to shift, with more women recognising the empowerment that comes with age.

Are you paying a ‘loyalty tax’ at work? Here’s what it’s costing you

Are you paying a ‘loyalty tax’ at work? Here’s what it’s costing you

Loyalty tax can take many forms, including lower salaries, fewer promotions, and reduced access to training and development programs.

How women can fight against unrealistic beauty standards

How women can fight against unrealistic beauty standards

Unlearning toxic beauty ideals is not easy, but it is worth the effort to protect your long-term wellbeing. Here’s how it can be done.

The ignored plight of women who are carers

The ignored plight of women who are carers

They’re the unsung heroes, and these Australian women provide billions of dollars of unpaid care every year.

Why are so many women struggling with ADHD?

Why are so many women struggling with ADHD?

More women are struggling with ADHD, but why is this the case and could the gender gap in diagnosis and treatment have anything to do with it?

Live Life Whole duo Megan Dickinson and Sarah Roughead

Meet the duo empowering women to take charge of their health

Megan Dickinson and Sarah Roughead are on a mission to teach young women how to nourish and nurture their overall health and wellbeing.

What is brain fog and how can you treat it?

What is brain fog and how can you treat it?

When brain fog persists over an extended period, with no obvious cause, it could be a concern. Here’s what brain fog is and how it can be treated.

The loneliness of being at a different life stage to your friends

The loneliness of being at a different life stage to your friends

As you age, it’s inevitable that your friends will reach milestones at different times, making you feel left behind. Here’s how to handle that.