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Three delicious, fibre-rich recipes
The recipes below have been extracted from The Healthy Fibre-rich Cookbook: Recipes to Increase Your Fibre Intake and Help You Feel Fantastic by Catherine Atkinson. Catherine Atkinson has a degree in Food and Nutrition BSc (Hons). […]
How to start your own street food business
Miranda Roberts is one half of the team who set up Shrimpy. After seven years of running Shrimpy successfully, and sometimes not so successfully, she’s learned a thing or two about what can make an […]
How to build yourself back up after trauma
In this article, editor-in-chief of ELLE UK, Farrah Storr, outlines a powerful method to help overcome trauma. One of the ways I confront trauma is through what psychotherapists and psychologists call ‘exposure therapy’. It is […]
How To Use Meditation to Boost Creativity
It is a well-known fact that meditation and mindfulness can be used to create feelings of calm and relaxation. But an unexpected benefit of meditation is that it can also boost your creativity. This is […]
How Fasting Can Boost Your Energy
How many times in the last week have you felt completed exhausted, at only 4pm? For many of us, burnout has become a constant problem and we often feel tired all the time. I […]
How to make dating fun again
In How to Not Die Alone, behavioural scientist turned dating coach Logan Ury draws on years of research to present a practical guide to finding, building and keeping the relationship of your dreams. Spoiler alert […]
How to Practise Self-Compassion During Lockdown
As we work through the third national lockdown in the UK, many have noticed that this time feels significantly harder. The novelty is long gone, and people are left feeling burnt out. As we are […]
How to Prepare Your Child for Loss
Telling children, especially young children, that their parent is about to leave them puts you in a quandary, as you would like their childhood to be as normal as possible, but on the other hand […]
How to achieve optimum nutrition while following a vegan diet
We know that a plant-based, vegan diet is healthy. But how easy is it to incorporate it into our lifestyle? Are there any other steps that need to be taken to ensure our body is […]
Featured Reads
How to use up leftovers
Leftovers can be inspiring to cook with and making a good meal out of something that would otherwise be thrown away is rewarding in several ways; creatively, economically and deliciously if you do it right! […]
How to Plant Flowers That Won’t Die in Your Garden
There are some easy steps to follow when learning how to grow flowers. Planting them correctly is the first – and, most important – step. Giving them a good start will help them do well, […]
The Power of Reading Aloud
A miracle occurs when one person reads to another, when words on a page are transformed into dynamic quests that move the heart, brain and imagination. Grounded in neuroscience and behavioural research, The Enchanted Hour […]
Rethinking Self-Esteem: Busting Myths and Offering Solutions
It is a widely held belief that those who are more successful and higher above the average are happier and more satisfied with themselves and their lives than those below average. But if this were […]
Focusing on Your Mental Wellbeing
We are often open about our physical health – whether it’s feeling under the weather, a terrible bout of flu or a crippling migraine – but how often do we seriously consider our mental health? Many […]
Coping with Anxiety
Most of us feel anxious at certain times in our day-to-day lives, for instance when taking an important exam, going to a job interview or making a public speech. Usually, as the situation passes, the anxiety drops. […]
