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How can we increase our levels of personal resilience?

How can we increase our levels of personal resilience?

by Janette Kirk-Willis | August, 2018 | Janette Kirk-Willis, resilience

We have been talking about resilience a lot at work lately, I am currently working with an organisation that is undergoing a great deal of change and increasingly we are trying to do more with less, to achieve higher targets whilst our world is changing around us. How...
Be Kind – Feel Great!

Be Kind – Feel Great!

by Janette Kirk-Willis | June, 2018 | Janette Kirk-Willis, kindness, Uncategorized

Being kind makes us feel great. There is a mountain of research that outlines the benefits of performing acts of kindness. It improves our physical as well as our psychological health, so with anxiety and depression at an all-time high could kindness be the perfect...
Positive Psychology and the Menopause

Positive Psychology and the Menopause

by Janette Kirk-Willis | December, 2017 | Health, Janette Kirk-Willis

How can Positive Psychology interventions improve menopausal symptoms? Menopause affects a billion people globally [1] and we barely talk about it. Mostly women ‘soldier on’ through difficult symptoms, often at a time of complex family changes. (children going to...
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