Mind and Soul
For everything from mental wellbeing to soothing the spirit, our articles on the mind and soul have got you covered.
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5 mindset hacks to reinvigorate how you feel
Guest Writer | August 29, 2022
When it comes to improving the way you feel, these five mindset hacks will leave you feeling strong, vibrant, and passionate about your life.
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The benefits of reading before bedtime
Cora Gold | July 22, 2022
If you’re seeking better sleep, here are some compelling reasons why you should pick up a book before you drift off.
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10 ways to create balance in your life when you need it most
Cora Gold | June 20, 2022
It’s vital to find balance to avoid feeling overwhelmed and get more enjoyment out of life. Use these tips to reach a state of equilibrium.
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5 Sunday rituals for a feel-good week
Staff Writer | June 10, 2022
Want to make your week run a little smoother? Try one or all of these Sunday rituals to kick-start a feel-good week.
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How to use meditation to overcome Seasonal Affective Disorder
Guest Writer | May 11, 2022
For those that are impacted with Seasonal Affective Disorder, there are ways that meditation can be used to lift your mood.
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Why many women with autism and ADHD aren’t diagnosed until adulthood
The Conversation | May 9, 2022
Many women aren't diagnosed with autism or ADHD until adulthood, but here's what you can do if you think you're one of them.
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Yes, you can teach yourself to be happier. Here’s how
Emma Lennon | April 6, 2022
New research findings and advice from a psychologist suggests that it is possible to train yourself to be happier.
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Earthing: How barefoot healing can improve your health
Guest Writer | March 16, 2022
Barefoot healing, known as earthing or grounding, offers several health benefits. Here’s what you need to know.
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How to heal trauma without revisiting traumatic events
Sharon Green | February 28, 2022
A revolutionary program is helping women to heal their trauma without needing them to revisit their traumatic events. Here’s how.