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Does Poverty & Racism Raise The Risk Of Alzheimer’s For African Americans?

Does Poverty & Racism Raise The Risk Of Alzheimer’s For African Americans?

by Connie Rogers | Aug 24, 2017 | Alzheimers, Environmental toxins, Food, General Health, Gut Health, Mental Health, Modern Life, Movement, Stress

A recent 2017 report from the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference claims stress and poverty can increase African Americans risk for Alzheimers Disease. According to the Department of Neurology, Emory University School of Medicine, and Emory Alzheimer’s...
Weathering The Storm Of Redundancy

Weathering The Storm Of Redundancy

by Tasha Broomhall | Jun 8, 2017 | Mental Health, Modern Life, Stress

Losing a job can be tough and in many circumstances, feels devastating. Redundancy can leave people reeling, even if they know it’s coming. Unfortunately, in our current economic climate, this is an experience all too familiar to many. When people are subject to...
We Must Speak About The Unspeakable: Suicide.

We Must Speak About The Unspeakable: Suicide.

by Tasha Broomhall | May 19, 2017 | Mental Health, Modern Life

Some people may become at risk of suicide after periods of depression or other mental health issues. Others may have thoughts of suicide after a major life trauma. Most people with mental illness never attempt suicide. However, 87 per cent of people who take their own...
Mental Illness In Our Community

Mental Illness In Our Community

by Tasha Broomhall | Apr 13, 2017 | Mental Health, Modern Life, Positive Psychology

We hear a lot about depression in the media – we have had many high profile sportspeople, politicians and musicians disclose their experiences with depression. and as a result many people assume that this is the most common mental illness. Wrong… anxiety...
Stop Excusing Your Loved Ones And Colleagues

Stop Excusing Your Loved Ones And Colleagues

by Dr. Vesna | Mar 3, 2017 | Mental Health, Mind & Spirit, Modern Life

When was the last time you heard your partner, friend, family member or colleague make an excuse why they can’t do something? Are you tired of hearing “It is too hard”, “I am too busy”, “Sorry I was late”? Would you like to stop those excuses and empower your loved...
The Rise Of Extreme Dieting Regimes And The Perfectionism Movement – Part 3

The Rise Of Extreme Dieting Regimes And The Perfectionism Movement – Part 3

by Richard Boyd | Nov 18, 2016 | Health & Wellness, Mental Health, Modern Life, Nutrition, Personal Growth, Self Care, Self Confidence

The rise of online influencers advocating an extreme diet or fitness regime based on perfection as either an overt or covert theme is apparent. Their appeal and alignment to a person running a perfection obsession is unfortunately a match made in hell. The physical...
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