From Insecure To Secure: How To Shift Your Attachment Style
Our attachment styles are malleable! With self-awareness, will power, and hard work, we can shift them in a more secure direction. Today’s blog post outlines exactly how we can get there.
We Need To Change The Way We Think About Self-Control
Having more self-control does not necessarily make us stronger or better! Self-control has been sold to us as a way to achieve success. In this post, we challenge this thinking and provide a more balanced perspective on self-control.
– The Small Joys Series – Music And Mental Health
The second post of our Small Joys series looks at why music is so special. Music has pulled us all through some tough times! We look at exactly how it affects our mental health and how we can use this knowledge to manage our moods.
10 Ways To Build Resilience: Why You Shouldn’t Fear Adversity
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger right? In this post, we explore resilience: why we need it, and how to build it.
How To Fail, Successfully
Failure is not just inevitable, it’s essential. Learning how to fail well is an important aspect of succeeding! In this post, learn what lies behind a fear of failure and how to make the most out of your failures.
Self Sabotage: Why Do I Become My Own Worst Enemy?
There are some behaviours we know are not good for us, but we just can’t seem to get rid of them! In this post, learn how to identify and then overcome common self-sabotaging behaviours.
Is Your Kindness Being Mistaken For Weakness?
Having compassion for ourselves and others does not make us weaker. In fact, it can be our biggest strength! In this post, learn how compassion can be an ally for strong leadership and resilience.
The Small Joys Series: Bloom Where You Are Planted
In the first post of our ‘Small Joys’ series, we explore the mental health benefits of connecting with nature. Taking care of house plants and going on nature walks are definitely a part of it!
Beirut: Why Do We Feel Guilty About Disasters Overseas
After the Beirut disaster, many living abroad with roots in Lebanon experienced complicated feelings of guilt. In this post we explore the second-generation experience and survivor’s guilt in the wake of a tragedy.