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Why “You’re Mental” Really Means “I’m Cheating”
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Why “You’re Mental” Really Means “I’m Cheating”

There is nothing quite like the humiliation and shame of being cheated on. Everyone knowing your partner didn't love you or respect you enough to be honest. The feeling that everyone else knew before you did, that they were with…
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Posted by By Alison McGarragh-Murphy
Maternal Mental Illness: You Can and Will Get Better
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Maternal Mental Illness: You Can and Will Get Better

One morning I woke up screaming, pulling at my mouth.
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Posted by By Eve Canavan
Bonkers: A Phoenix from the PND Flames
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Bonkers: A Phoenix from the PND Flames

We talk to Olivia Siegl, author of Bonkers, about motherhood, mental health and surviving knock-backs.
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Posted by By Kate Dyson
Time to Talk: “I Am READY”
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Time to Talk: “I Am READY”

Normalising mental health issues means that fewer women will feel isolated and trapped in their illnesses. 
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Posted by By Kate Dyson
6 Ways to Keep Seniors Socially Active and Engaged When Living Independently
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6 Ways to Keep Seniors Socially Active and Engaged When Living Independently

Living alone doesn't have to mean feeling isolated. Many older adults lead rich, connected lives with just a few intentional adjustments to their routine and environment. Small changes, local resources, and a little help from family or community can make…
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Posted by By Kate Dyson
6 signs of ‘motherload’ burnout we should all pay more attention to
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6 signs of ‘motherload’ burnout we should all pay more attention to

The mental load - it's all too much, and we're seriously not coping with it all
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Posted by By TeamMOLO
The Unexpected Places Where Kids Learn the Most
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The Unexpected Places Where Kids Learn the Most

For young children, learning doesn’t just take place in a classroom environment. Often, inquisitive young minds can find insights in surprising new places. Children develop and grow mainly as a consequence of play and exploration, and, if they’re doing these…
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Posted by By Kate Dyson
Palliative Care
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Palliative Care at Home – Essential Tips for Families and Caregivers

Supporting a person suffering from serious illness becomes more manageable through home-based palliative care which assures protections of comfort and dignity together with improved life quality. The main distinction between hospice care and palliative care exists in when support begins…
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Posted by By Kate Dyson

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