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It is a fact that 1 in 4 of us will experience mental health problems at some point in our lives. These figures only underline the importance of providing clear, unbiased and factual information to help support and promote the importance of seeking and accessing support when it is needed.
Here at HealthHubble, we understand and advocate the importance of preventative and ongoing support. We are proud to work with a multidisciplinary panel of experts who provide this advice and link with charities that offer a wealth of guidance and practical advice.
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Rana Mirzai
on December 22, 2020
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Rana Mirzai
on December 22, 2020
As we are now in the depth of winter and are still navigating the difficulties brought about by coronavirus, it is safe to say that we are all feeling a little fragile right now. ... Read full article
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HealthHubble
on December 09, 2020
According to the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, those with mental health issues are up-to three times more likely to fall victim to a financial scam.... Read full article
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HealthHubble
on December 03, 2020
In homes all around the country, the third door of advent calendars are being peeled back to reveal a myriad of treats, from chocolates to perhaps the odd luxury gift. ... Read full article
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HealthHubble
on November 27, 2020
What started out as a way of sharing kindness at Oval Station in London 14 years ago now, has grown into a social media success having amassed over 600,000 followers. ... Read full article
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Katie Hodge
on November 26, 2020
‘Yoga does not transform the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees’ – B.K.S. Iyengar
This has been a turbulent year and with so many changes and challenges, it has been difficult to stay grounded and find moments of calm and focus. ... Read full article
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HealthHubble
on November 25, 2020
Yesterday in a joint session of the Health and Social Care and the Science and Technology Committees, the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, said that workers in the UK were ‘peculiarly unusual and outliers’ for going to work when feeling unwell.... Read full article
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Ash Cox
on August 10, 2020
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Ash Cox
on August 10, 2020
Against the backdrop of such unprecedented times comes a brand new ‘normal’. Tightly coupled with this; a powerful obligation for lifestyle change and for some people this can be extremely difficult. ... Read full article
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Krysten Taprell
on August 04, 2020
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Krysten Taprell
on August 04, 2020
So often we as parents are frustrated by our child’s behaviour. The tantrums, wanting the same coloured cup, and generally being overly emotional can just be so infuriating.... Read full article
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Krysten Taprell
on July 28, 2020
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Krysten Taprell
on July 28, 2020
There is quite a bit of controversy around whether we should be making our kids apologise when they do something wrong. There is one school of thought that says that children don't develop "theory of mind" and an understanding of other's perspectives... Read full article
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Krysten Taprell
on July 23, 2020
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Krysten Taprell
on July 23, 2020
As parents it can seem that the world’s pressures have amplified from the time that tiny baby comes into the world. A typical parent struggles with a lack of sleep, financial stress, juggling work with child care... Read full article
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