While exercise on its own is not a standalone treatment for severe cases of these conditions, it can be a valuable component of a comprehensive mental health strategy. Here are some of the ways in which exercise can help: 1. ...
‘Day by day, little by little, the wise one fills himself with good’. Dalai Lama Understanding how the mind works and how it influences our feelings, mood, sensations of pain, and many aspects of our being is the focus of significant research, debate, and...
How teenagers can use mobile phones safely World Health Organisation had classified wireless radiofrequency (RF) as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B); the same carcinogenicity as asbestos and lead. You can imagine my reaction when my teenage sons got the...
OMG – What’s for dinner tonight? Can you relate to that feeling at 5 o’clock… on your way home after a busy day not being organised for dinner? Well that was me in a big way and that’s why I started Dinner Sorted here in Melbourne. When I, quite a few years ago now,...
Yoga has become a household word with an abundance of teachers, courses, studios, YouTube videos, clothing and equipment flooding the market. Recent Ray Morgan research (2015-16) indicates that approximately 2 million people practise yoga in Australia, either...
Why exercise is important: It reduces stress levels and controls the hormone, cortisol to reduce fat. We all know that stress can affect us physically and mentally. It can reduce our sleep, encourage moodiness and tiredness, affect our concentration and encourage us...
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