Brain Health: How to Prevent Dementia Naturally
By: Yvette McDonnell
Looking after your brain has never been more critical, according to Dr. Helena Popovic. Read more
Seeing the Future Through AI Glasses
By: Bec Harris
Imagine walking on the beach, your dog by your side. A message flashes gently in your eyeglasses: “Can you organise the party?”
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Anxiety in 2025: What’s Behind the Surge and How to Stay Grounded
By: Jenifer Chu
It’s not just you. Anxiety is on the rise, with many people feeling increasingly overwhelmed and unsure about the future. And the reasons are all around us.
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Is it Really “As Good as a Holiday”? How to Handle Change
By: Helping Hands TV
“Change is necessary,” says psychologist, Collett Smart. “It’s what we all go through, whether it’s moving from adolescence, to middle age, to old age, to moving jobs, we’re all going to go through it.” Read more
A Psychologist Explains What it Really Means to Be ‘Cool’
By: Bec Harris
We all know someone we’d describe as “cool.” Maybe it’s a celebrity, a friend, or even a character from a movie. But what really makes someone cool? Is it just a leather jacket and sunglasses, or is there something deeper?
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Why Magnesium is Your Friend for Pain and Fatigue
By: Kelli Kieselbach
Let’s talk about magnesium. This is a mineral that frequently finds its way into my prescriptions for people dealing with chronic pain and fatigue. Read more
People Pleasing: The Positive Side of Agreeableness and Ways To Manage It
By: Rinet Van Lill
The habit of prioritising others’ needs over your own is often misunderstood as purely negative — as if it only means saying yes too often or avoiding disagreement at all costs.
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