Mind

Most people fear what death will hold. But as we reflect and consider spiritual texts, we realise that it is only in death that life can be clearly understood.

From relationships to our workplaces and the way we travel, today’s research reveals money doesn’t hold as much currency as leading a meaningful life.

We are made up of lots of different parts. Each one has particular tasks they may be good at but they may also have limitations that can hold us back in life.

Wellbeing should not be as elusive as it is, but we often seem to be skilled at avoiding and sabotaging the emotional life changes we seek.

Discover the steps professional life coaches use to set and reach your own goals.

The people of Bhutan have been governed with a policy for happiness over the last thirty years. How would this policy function in a Western commercial materialistic world?

Families and Christmas don’t always mix well. People often describe a regression to childhood inadequacies and feelings of anger and anxiety. Understanding your role in the family and adopting a compassionate approach may just be the real “gift” of Christmas.

It was traditionally believed that psychosomatics involved the effect of the mind on the body. Although we now know that psychosomatics is a two-way street, where bodily experiences can manifest with psychological effects.

How to use your imagination as your Internal Guide to help you keep your personal definition of success in sight.

Children with CAPD typically have normal hearing and intelligence and their difficulties do not lie in developmental intelligence. Fundamentally, their language and communication problems can be linked to an underdeveloped ear.

There’s a saying “laughter is the best medicine” – it turns out that might just be true!

Everybody wants to be happier, healthier and gain a greater sense of wellbeing. Yet how do you achieve this when other people have so many expectations of you and you are bombarded with so much advice on how to live?