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Research consistently shows that being active plays an important role in our mental well-being. Run, walk, dance or swim, it doesn’t really seem to matter, as long as we’re getting moving. While we are far from understanding exactly how physical Continue reading Mind the (Implementation) Gap: Introducing Physical Activity into Mental Health Treatment
Ever noticed how a bad back can make even the sunniest of days feel cloudy? Ever wondered why your favourite footballer is out for longer for the same injury that someone else had? If you’ve answered yes, tread forward into Continue reading Into the Mindfield: Treading Across Mental Health in Physical Healthcare
[969 words, 4-5 minute read] Do you recall ever wanting to lie around all day doing nothing? Have you ever felt so unmotivated or uninterested in life that you began questioning your life purpose? Answered ‘yes’ to any of Continue reading Coming Across as Blue and Coming up with Options for Things to Do: Is Apathy Associated with the Ability to Generate Options for Behavioural Action?