"The mind is everything. What you think, you become”
— Buddha
Help for Heroes.
Veterans, who have sacrificed so much for their country, deserve better. Their struggles with mental health, like PTSD, should not be overlooked or brushed aside by a system that has failed to meet their needs.
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal affective disorder, also known as ‘SAD’ is a type of depression that follows a seasonal pattern, typically occurring in the fall and winter months when daylight hours are shorter. By incorporating simple self-care strategies and personalised promise lists into your daily routine, you can nurture your mental well-being and build resilience even during the darker seasons.
Systemic undervaluing of creativity in UK schools.
How systemic undervaluing of creative talents in UK has become a contributing factor to individuals dropping out and acting out. This blog explores the statistics and consequences of students feeling incapable and helpless due to the lack of systemic support.
Why separate faith and science?
Faith and science are often viewed as opposing forces, but they are deeply interconnected, offering complementary insights into our existence. While science unravels the mechanisms of our physical world and the human mind, faith provides a purpose beyond the material, guiding us toward understanding our divine connection and life's meaning.
Are You the Flower or the Room? Rethinking Growth in Your Environment.
Growth requires the right environment; like a flower, you need nurturing conditions to thrive. Redesign your surroundings, affirm your worth, and take small steps toward creating the "garden" where you can truly bloom.
Taking Life with a Pinch of Salt: Overcoming Negative Thinking with Courage!
I read a book recently and It is a powerful reminder that we can free ourselves from seeking constant validation. By embracing the courage to make our own choices and letting go of the need to please everyone. It’s about prioritising self-acceptance and taking control of our own lives.
“A tear from a man: a self-discovery poem.” Written by D.A
In "A Tear from a Man", I try to gently challenge the stigma around men showing emotions. The poem aims to offer a safe space for men to feel seen and understood, highlighting the quiet strength in vulnerability. It’s a heartfelt reminder that true courage lies not in hiding our tears, but in allowing ourselves to feel deeply. I hope to encourage men to embrace their emotions and let go of the pressure to always appear tough.
Digital Addiction is increasing.
Digital addiction diminishes real-life relationships and experiences, contributing to increased loneliness as individuals become more engrossed in their screens than in meaningful interactions with others.
Find the courage to break free
It's crucial to recognize that you have control over your own thoughts and actions. Accepting differences, both in yourself and others, allows you to step outside of societal norms and focus on what truly resonates with you.
Believing in something is better than believing in nothing
When facing life's challenges, turning to faith can bring clarity and strength that human advice may not provide. Faith allows you to find comfort, resilience, and wisdom beyond the limitations of the world.
Healing Exercises
Healthy exercises like journaling and writing love letters to yourself are powerful tools for improving self-esteem and combating negative thinking. According to the UK’s Mental Health Foundation, journaling helps individuals process their emotions, gain perspective, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. By reflecting on thoughts and experiences, journaling allows for greater self-awareness and encourages positive self-talk, which can shift the focus away from negative thoughts..