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Well-being is a relatively new term, still finding its feet within common vernacular. Even amongst academics it is a contentious concept, and has b...

Depression is a “debilitating physical and psychological illness that affects around 400,000 people in Ireland.” (Barry, 2012, P7).  Individuals wh...

Rest is a crucial factor of well-being.  As adults, we need eight hours of sleep per evening.  Young children require closer to ten hours of sleep....

Suffering does not serve us, so let’s collectively choose to end our suffering.  We can do this through practicing gratitude. Gratitude breaks the ...

Nutrition, by definition, contributes to health and/or growth. Unfortunately, a lot of what we eat in modern society does not contribute to either ...

Exercise is fundamental for us as human beings. We are designed to be physically active. If we are not exercising regularly, over time we will deve...

It is possible to (literally) change our mind. We can re-wire our brain for positivity and well-being, if we really want to. We consume toxins as...

It’s time for men to wake up and get real about mental health. We need to start talking about overall wellbeing, not just physical health. Due to t...

Regret is feeling disappointed in decisions that we have made in the past. Regret can result in fixation on these perceived mistakes, and this rumi...

Physical activity irrefutably, categorically and undeniably improves our mental health. When we move, our bodies release feel-good hormones within ...

How much of your behaviour is dictated by how you want other people to perceive you? Think about the decisions that you have made in the last week....

If you are suffering with your mental health at the moment, it could be due to your diet. The nutrients you take into your body have a significan...