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Why gardening should become your new hobby
After a year in and out of lockdown – spent mostly sterilising and keeping our hands clean – Becky Wright says that now is the keep reading
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The benefits of cooking mindfully
Stuck in a food rut, cooking the same old meals over and over again? Here, mindfulness teacher Adamantia Velonis explains how to put wellbeing firmly keep reading
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Mindful crafts to help you unwind
Get stuck into these easy, effective craft projects to help soothe a busy mind, challenge your creativity, and leave you with something to be proud keep reading
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Four simple mindfulness activities
Embrace the magic of mindfulness with these four easy exercises, taking advantage of daily activities to blend seamlessly into your day CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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How to have a more mindful commute
Whether you’re crawling along in a traffic jam, packed onto a sweaty train carriage with no chance of a seat, or waiting around for a keep reading
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Ch-ch-ch-changes: managing change in your practice
The practice environment can be mired in a sea of change – governmental, organisational, as well as an ever-changing body of patients and staff. This keep reading
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B is for burnout: supporting those at risk of burnout
According to a survey commissioned by Virgin in 2015 more than half (51%) of full time workers in the UK suffer burnout or anxiety – keep reading
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People and purpose; why employee engagement is key to change success
People need a purpose; if you want to motivate your team you need to engage them in a shared vision that connects you, your practice keep reading
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Change by choice: leading organisational change
Organisational change does not simply require management; it needs leadership. Philip Cox-Hynd is a change implementation specialist and author of Mindfulness and the Art of keep reading