From addiction to mental health problems, families face many issues that can tear them apart. Conflict is normal, but family counselling may be beneficial when the conflict becomes too much and affects relationships. Even families that get along quite well could benefit from family therapy. Life changes like a divorce, death, or job loss can …
Every individual possesses a unique beauty that often requires a bit of polishing to truly shine. A beauty makeover can be a transformative experience, not just for your appearance but also for your confidence and well-being. It’s more than just applying makeup; it encompasses overall physical, mental, and emotional wellness. So, here are ten empowering …
Have you ever been to the Isle of Wight? It’s well known as a popular family holiday destination, but it’s not just for families. The Isle of Wight has some really pretty locations that would make the perfect romantic setting for a date. I have had countless holidays to the Isle of Wight over the …
Welcome to Part 3 of my University Tips from a Graduate! In Parts 1 and 2, I covered the social aspects of University life including friendships, clubs and societies and social life. Now it’s time to focus on the studying side! Studying at University We go to University to study, right? Of course, studying is …
Sometimes, I find myself in a position of being asked to do something that I don’t really want to do, and having to decide whether to say yes or no to it. Surely it’s obvious – just say no! It should indeed be a simple matter of just saying no because I know that I …
Here are some notes I wrote in 2014 about blame and responsibility. Never blame anyone or anything, not even yourself. There’s a difference between blaming and taking responsibility. For example, say you felt as though someone didn’t really like you or was ignoring you because you had been quiet and struggled to talk to them. …
