We wouldn’t be human if we didn’t get emotional at times and contrary to popular belief it’s ok to feel sad, irritated, frustrated, weepy or whatever. What’s not ok though is if our emotions cause us to respond in an inappropriate way or at an inappropriate time or at a level of intensity that doesn’t match the situation. Read on to find out more about how to tune into your emotions.
It's Day 3 and we're celebrating some of our favourite shops, makers and suppliers!
It's Day 2 of the Just A Card Week challenge and we're sharing what the message behind the campaign means to us.
It's just a card week and we would like to tell you a little bit more about us!
WOW! We need to start off by saying a massive THANK YOU! to each and every one of you who submitted a nomination for our Share Some Happy campaign...
Some day’s we just wake up in a funk. Not in a “I have the uncontrollable urge to dance to Chic songs and wear gold lamé” type of funk. The “eugh ...
How did you sleep last night? Did your head snuggle into the pillow, as you drifted off into a soothing, nourishing 8 hours? If you’re like a lot of people, probably not.
It looks like this snow is here for a while, doesn't it? What a nightmare. I spent most of yesterday panicking about not being able to open the shop, thinking of ways we could get there. It forced us to postpone our first Live Well Workshop, and we’ve had to close for two days in a row, with a backlog of online orders to fulfil. It’s so stressful. But then I had a realisation - there is nothing we can do...
With Christmas out of the way, we're back into our same old patterns, and self-care is as important as ever. It’s easy to get swept back up into the routine of every day life, where you keep on fighting the good fight, automatically putting the needs of everybody else before you, until you’re running on empty. It’s what we do. We owe it to ourselves to keep on top of our self-care.
Here are five little self-care tips that you can adopt right now. No big overhauls or transformative ideas, just helpful hints that you can slot into your daily life to keep you going while we wait for some Spring sun to show it’s face.
We see it everywhere at this time of year in films, advertising campaigns and online; beaming faces surrounding a glorious feast, or joyful children carefully unwrapping the latest trend next to an immaculately decorated tree, sparkling next to a roaring log fire.
However, your vision of the festive season may fill you with dread and worry. It can also be a time of great stress as we put too much pressure on ourselves to deliver that perfect picture of Christmas - the money, the presents, the food, the parties, the awkward relatives... the list goes on!
If you live with a condition such as anxiety or depression, or you simply find the festive season overwhelming, we have compiled a list of ten tips to help you relax and enjoy Christmas your way
