Adopt these simple habits and it won’t be hard to see the glass as half full.
World Mental Health Day was October 10th: Here are 14 great reasons why you deserve to take a mental health day yourself.
We debunk the myths and misinformation about mental illness that keep people from getting the life-changing help they need.
Walking meditation is ideal for people who find it difficult to stay still, meditation beginners, and even highly decorated athletes. Here's why it's worth trying.
The emerging field of self-compassion research is proving that being kind to yourself is one of the best things you can do for your health.
Think the right job, a bigger house, or a perfect spouse is the ticket to happiness? Turns out there's a gap between what you believe makes you happy and what actually brings internal satisfaction.
In real life, achieving an upbeat or relaxed mood can come down to the little things we do for ourselves – or others. We asked happiness experts, social workers and more what they do to feel good [...]
From pets to poppies to Post-It notes, signs surround you that you're worthy of love, success and happiness. The trick is seeing them.
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Resilience isn't something you're born with. It's a learned skill that can benefit you in every area of your life. Get inspired with these resilience quotes.
Did you know that angry people are far more likely to have a heart attack? Learn how to control your anger with these tips.
Maintaining a healthy emotional space is crucial for your mental well-being. These phrases will help you set boundaries with your partner, friends, colleagues and even strangers.
Trying to be productive in all areas of your life can hurt you mentally and physically. Here's how to tell if you're stuck in this vicious cycle and what you can do now to stop it.
It's never too early – or too late – to safeguard your mind against age-related decline. Here's what you can start doing today.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease can be both challenging and rewarding. Here's what caregivers and other people need to know about this memory-robbing condition.
We'd all rather sit home some nights – but when you do it all the time you may be indulging in avoidance behaviour. Here's how to recognise it, and ways to overcome this unhealthy coping mechanism.
