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How a Personal Review of the Year Can Promote Self-Growth

With New Year’s Eve fresh in our minds, this is the perfect time to take a pause, sip a glass of wine and complete a personal year review. Be hone

Mindfulness is set to become a powerful tool in reducing teacher burnout Teachers who practice Mindfulness are better able to reduce their perso

Is my child experiencing depression? One of the questions that parents frequently ask is "Is my child depressed'? Children, just like their par

Children who use gestures tend to perform better on cognitive tasks Children who use gestures tend to perform better on cognitive tasks In the fir

Vulnerable victims will no longer have to give evidence in court, Chris Grayling says Young and vulnerable victims of crimes should not be subjected

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23/05/2013 A child's diet can be negatively impacted if there is an unpleasant atmosphere around mealtimes. This is the suggestion of new research

20/05/2013 Sports competitors may be more likely to choose a red kit due to their high testosterone levels, new research has suggested. Published

May 18, 2013 — Chronic trauma can inflict lasting damage to brain regions associated with fear and anxiety. Previous imaging studies of people with

[caption id="attachment_1361" align="aligncenter" width="559"] Unemployment and mental health: when you've got no work on the calendar, it can affect