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WellBeing resident holistic veterinarian, Karen Goldrick, discusses changing your pet’s diet and how it might impact their health.

Continuing our discussion of aligning your personal ethics with your financial choices, let’s turn our attention to insurance.

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The phenomenon of planned obsolescence where items are designed to break down or be replaced generates enormous amounts of waste and contributes significantly to climate change. A “repair economy” may be the answer to a sustainable way forward.

Learn how to put your hard-earned cash into banking products and services that align with your personal ethics.

Naomi Annand’s first book, Yoga: A Manual for Life, is a compelling guide to modern yoga, its poses (asanas) and how they can be worked into sequences to calm your busy mind.

Understanding the link behind interior design and your mood can help you create more supportive and nurturing physical spaces at home.

Diversity is not only important for your gut microbiome, it’s also important that we embrace a diverse society and diverse workplaces. Diversity equals resilience and we can always learn from those different to ourselves.

One topic that always comes up when discussing home prepared diets for dogs is: Can my dog eat this?

Materialism is ingrained in many of us, so what happens when that instinct to consume meets an environmental conscience?

Sadly, some foods have a devastating impact on the environment. Here, we explore the fruits, vegetables and other foods that have the smallest environmental footprints.

Do you feel like an imposter at work, or perhaps in your studies? If you feel like you are a fraud and don’t belong, even though you are actually quite capable, then you might suffer from “imposter syndrome” and you are not alone.