Tag Archive for: mental health

How to Be Okay With Not Being Perfect

By: Sarah Hindle

In my previous (music) career, I spent many years focussing on error; of technique, resonance, intonation or phrasing. Read more

9 Signs of Burnout

By: Sabrina Peters

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s increasingly common for individuals to find themselves in a state of burnout—a condition characterised by overwhelming physical and emotional fatigue typically stemming from prolonged exposure to high levels of stress. Read more

How to Identify Faulty Thinking

By: Michelle Nortje

We very often automatically believe our thoughts and take them as fact. Read more

A Holistic Approach to Self Care

By: Sabrina Peters

Self-care is not an endorsement for self-indulgence or an excuse to evade responsibility or forsake commitments. Read more

A Holistic Approach to Self Care

By: Sabrina Peters

Self-care is not an endorsement for self-indulgence or an excuse to evade responsibility or forsake commitments. Read more

Why Perfectionism is Not Really Perfect

By: Jennifer Chu

Perfectionism is an interesting idea. Many consider this term a compliment, some pride themselves of being a perfectionist, whilst some would even say that they wish they are a bit more of a perfectionist.  Read more

Embracing Sensitivity: Mastering Life as a Highly Sensitive Person

By: Michelle Nortje

A Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) is someone who has a heightened sensitivity to external and internal stimuli. Read more

Why the World Needs More Emotionally Healthy Pastors

By: Sabrina Peters

Emotionally unhealthy pastors often leave a trail of chaos in their wake, causing harm to both the individuals and organisations they lead. Read more

A Christian Response to Suicide: Learning from the Past

By: Brian Harris

I’m taking today’s blog in a somewhat different direction, and a bit of a warning is appropriate. Read more

Beat Procrastination: Manage Perfectionism to Boost Productivity

By: Jennifer Chu 

While some people enter a new year feeling energised, others may struggle to shake off the holiday feels and get moving again. Read more