Expressive therapy, otherwise called expressive arts therapy, utilises the idea of inventive arts for example music, move, dramatisation, and composing as a type of emotional and physical therapy. The most vital idea obsolete of expressive therapy is that utilising the inspiration to […]
As we edge into the Australian winter months, it often means extended time spent indoors and for many, a feeling or sense of loneliness. In 2001 Robert Putman published a best seller “Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community” on […]
Increasingly popular smart phones and wearables can be used to help clinicians identify early warning signs of common mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety and stress and monitor the success of treatment. Used by millions of Australians every day, new research […]
Oprah Winfrey addressed the graduating students of the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism last week, delivering a speech that apparently rivalled the one she made at the Golden Globes back in January. Her advice while addressed to the graduates had […]
The Allison Baden-Clay Foundation is working with Griffith University to partner on the MATE Bystander Program to continue to promote the prevention of Domestic and Family Violence. The program will be impactful, weaving Allison’s story throughout and encouraging the recipients to create […]
Dementia Australia invites Brisbane locals living with dementia and their carers to attend free Music Therapy Activity Groups to help encourage social interaction and build connections. Facilitated by a qualified music therapist, the music therapy classes held in May and June focus […]
Most of us know someone who has struggled with mental health, be it themselves, a family member, friends or workmates and until recently it was a difficult topic to broach. Thankfully, times are changing and speaking about mental health is no longer […]
Self-care has become a major talking point, with the issue of making ourselves a priority an important aspect to our overall wellbeing. Self-care is extremely valuable to help avoid burnout and the feeling of being constantly overwhelmed. The best part is that […]
1. How can crystals be used for healing? Crystals have been used for their powerful healing properties for thousands of years. At an atomic level, our universe is in a constant state of vibration. Crystals emit high frequency vibrations and are extremely […]
Heba Shaheed from The Pelvic Expert shares her top tips for Endometriosis month this March… 1. Eat a plant-based diet which is known to be anti-inflammatory 2. Avoid sugar and gluten. Research shows that gluten makes endo-belly pain much worse. 3. Eat […]
Feeling flat and want to boost your mood? Whether you’ve had a bad day at the office, with the kids, or you’re just feeling flat, there are simple ways to instantly boost your mood. Yes, things can seem overwhelming at times but […]
Start smiling, March 20 is the International Day of Happiness and, among other things, will herald the release of the next World Happiness Report which last year had Australia in ninth place. The current World Happiness Report, published on 18 March 2018 […]
26 May- 2 June 2018 Nourish your way to health and vitality on this unique yoga retreat with Shaktiprem close to Florence and Siena! The retreat includes: 7 nights in a beautiful Tuscan Villa Morning energising yoga, midday relaxation practice and evening […]
The extent of Australia’s family, domestic and sexual violence crisis has been revealed in a landmark report that details the death toll and increasing generational impacts of the issue. ABC radio reported that for the first time, the government’s Australian Institute of […]
Seems that lots of my friends have had a crazy start to the year. Conversations about how weird the times are, how frenetic the energy is between people. That things have been tense and long held structures are now shaky and changing. […]
Mother of two Jody Allen knows what it’s like to go without. After being suddenly made redundant when she was expecting her second child, Jody had only $50 a week to spend on her family’s groceries for the next four years.. Many […]
These simple yet genius and invaluable websites will help you sort out your everyday problems, you’ll realise just how much you actually need them after a while. 1. The age old question that still haunts us to this day…do I need a […]
Brisbane is a long way from Paris, but with my trusty iPad in hand sitting in my comfy Peter Alexanders I was able to stream the Dior Spring – Summer 2018 Haute Couture Fashion show. This gave me a front row seat, […]
A heartbreaking letter written by a dying young woman is going viral after she passed away last week. On the 4th of January Holly Butcher lost her battle with Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare form of cancer that affects mostly young people, at […]
This is the perfect time to take a social media break, to free yourself of all the drama and start afresh. It doesn’t matter if you switch off for a couple hours or a couple of days, ridding yourself of the constant […]
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