
When the virus kills kindness
Although there are many acts of kindness, generosity and empathy during difficult times, there will also be many extra acts of nastiness, anger, hatred or
I explain how stress affects us – physically and mentally, and positively and negatively – and reveal how it can affect our brain bandwidth and performance. Once we start to see how we work, we can really start to take control and build great wellbeing. For links to research and other resources on this topic, please go to Extras. For my posts on the topic, see below. Do use the search box to find specific topics.
Although there are many acts of kindness, generosity and empathy during difficult times, there will also be many extra acts of nastiness, anger, hatred or
Tomorrow is Empathy Day. Most of us like to think of ourselves as empathetic. But is our empathy is as strong as we think? Are
I often ask this question when I go into schools to talk about the point of reading for pleasure. Recently, the Learning Resource Manager (librarian)
It’s not surprising that in the last two weeks I’ve received an unusual number of messages with this simple but heartfelt request. It would be
I’m worried about a lot of people right now. Of course. You are, too, I know. We are all worried about different people for different
I’ve been thinking how I can be the most use to young people, schools and parents during this incredible and exceptional time. In some ways,
With schools off for months and all of us living through an extraordinary time, I have an idea to help with both. All of us
Here’s the deal: I give you my tips about working from home, gleaned over 35 years of doing so, and you give me any tips
I created Stress Well for Schools several years ago and I’d been thinking that it was a while since I’d looked at it so I
I’m an official delegate for World Sleep Day this year so I’ve committed to creating a post to promote the benefits and strategies for good
They are stressful times we’re living in and not to be feeling somewhat stressed would be to be missing the role of stress: to ready
I was going to make a joke about it being the second coming but there’s always someone who will take a joke the wrong way,