This month of love its about Self-compassion
Welcome to February! This month is often associated with love and connection, but what about self-compassion? Whether you’re a mental health professional or someone on a journey of self-discovery, let’s take a moment to focus on you—your well-being, mindset, and resilience. Self-compassion for me is something I have definitely had to tune into, as you know […]
Embracing the Slopes: A Psychological Journey of Learning as an Adult
You may remember over the past few years I have been dipping my toe or ski into snow skiing. It made me reflect on learning a new skill as an adult, which can be both exciting but daunting and even intimidating. There are a number of psychological factors that play a significant role in how […]
Embracing the Festive Season: A Psychologist’s Guide to Mental Well-being in December
December is a month filled with celebrations, gatherings, and reflection. While the festive season brings joy, it can also be emotionally challenging. As a psychologist, I want to share strategies for nurturing your mental well-being during this busy time, starting with managing expectations. Managing Expectations During the Festive Season The holiday season often comes with […]
The Weather: Finding Mindfulness in the Everyday
As Brits, and perhaps as humans in general, we have a fascination with the weather. It’s the first thing we bring up in conversation, especially with someone we don’t know well. Whether it’s too hot, too cold, raining, or unexpectedly sunny, the weather becomes the perfect icebreaker. There’s something universal about this, weather is a […]
Noticing Seasonal Changes: A Psychologist’s Perspective on Transition and Well-being
As autumn leaves begin to fall and the days grow shorter, many of us notice shifts not just in the environment, but in our minds and bodies. The subtle – and sometimes dramatic – changes in seasons can impact us in ways that are easy to overlook. From a psychological perspective, these seasonal transitions can […]
