Six Tips To Support Brain Function & Prevent Dementia
Even if unintentional, we can all do things which may damage our brain. Many of us consume too much sugar and refined carbohydrates and neglect the consumption of essential fats.…
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Millions of Parents Gift Inheritance To Avoid Hefty Taxes
More than 6.9 million parents give their children inheritance early, according to new research. Almost seven million Mums and Dads want to see their children enjoying their hard-earned cash while…
The End Of Materialism? Brits Favour Experience Over Items
It used to be owning a Gucci bag, driving a Porsche or wearing a Rolex which filled the wish list of social dreamers – but things have changed, and now four…
A Wholesome Route To Happiness: How To Gain By Giving
What makes us happy? Seeking meaning in our lives, a good work/life balance, spending time with family and friends and fulfilling our potential are all important, but being generous also…
5 Minutes with New Media Artist Dianne Harris
Five Minutes With New Media Artist Dianne Harris Coinciding with the City of London’s Women: Work and Power season, Mayfair’s Sketch interiors were filled with a series of neo-postmodernism works…
Wellbeing: Dealing With Empty Nest Syndrome
For parents of children who have recently flown the nest for University, autumn can be a challenging time. In light of World Mental Health Day this week (October 10th) Belle…
Taking Turmeric For A Healthier Life
Turmeric may well be one of the oldest medicines in existence, but despite being used in Eastern medicine and cooking for more than 4000 years, its benefits are only now…
Mental Health Awareness: How HealthTech Opens New Avenues of Support
Today is World Mental Health Day, and a perfect opportunity for us to engage in open discussions about mental health, particularly when it comes to wellbeing in the workplace. Belle About…
Breast Cancer Awareness: How To Self-Check
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK. Many breast cancers are still found by women themselves and for this reason, it’s vital that women self-check…
What ‘The Apprentice’ Can Teach Us About The Workplace
It’s that time of year again when a gaggle of hateable hopefuls burst onto our screen desperate to be hired by Alan Sugar. Love it or loathe it you can’t…
