Glimmers are micro-moments of joy that help calm the nervous system. We explore how glimmers can support your mental health, and 5 tips to help you find them.

Mindfulness isn’t just meditation. It's a state of presence that can be applied to any activity to make it mindful, including eating, walking, and breathing.

A free, interactive, feel-better curriculum with 30 mental health lessons you wish you’d learned in school, but didn’t.

Learn how to understand and process your emotions, increase self-awareness, enhance emotional communication, and boost your wellbeing with the Feelings Wheel.

Self-esteem. We all know it's important, but why? We explore how cultivating self-esteem can boost your mental health and overall wellbeing with practical tips.

Caring for others, whether by choice, trade, or necessity, can be physically and emotionally exhausting. Not taking time to recharge your own batteries can be a fast track to stress and burnout.

Staying calm under pressure isn't always easy. Here are 10 ways to help keep your calm in stressful, high-pressure situations using mindfulness and other tools.

Learn all about flow state and how it benefits wellbeing. Plus, use our six-step guide to help you get into the zone including mindfulness meditation.

We all crave inner peace. But what actually is it and how do we find it? We explore mindfulness practices to help you cultivate peace within yourself.

Most of us know that feeling our feelings is important, but we don’t know why and we especially don’t know how. We’re going to break these down and help you start to re-relate to, and actually feel, your feelings.

If you’ve set yourself goals or resolutions for the start of the year and have already abandoned them (join the club!), you may be suffering from an “expectation hangover”. Find out whether you’re experiencing one and learn how to cure it in four steps.

Many of us get caught in the same cycle of joyfully anticipating the holiday season, only to have it come and go quickly, leaving us feeling underwhelmed. Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to step out of the cycle and enjoy your holidays.