belongings. Here are some of my recent favourites – reminders that we all go through illness, loss, pain but also love, connectedness and hope.
This episode of the #OxfordMentalHealth video series on YouTube features a fantastic conversation about mindfulness and gardening. It is a lovely watch to top up our understanding of the impact of nature on our mental health.
bramović is a fantastic performance artist who has the astonishing ability to sit still for hours or push her body to its limits during her performances. A few weeks ago We Transfer and Marina Abramović Institute launched a project website featuring the method of the artists.
MailChimp’s Second Act Season 2 series of inspiring business stories is here.
It’s December. Here in the UK, we are at the brink of two difficult realities: the year of Pandemic and the first year of post-Brexit reality. For those of us who feel connected to those realities, this annual review is very hard. So today, as I myself go back to my inspirations, I am sharing them with you. I hope they will spark a moment of inspiration and connection.
This is a relatively small, but very powerful social media campaign from Mind team highlighting the importance of reporting mental health topics appropriately.
I personally find it fascinating how leading industry festivals are finally opening to share their sessions for free or for a small, affordable fee this year.
Here is my response to the Social Dilemma docudrama with useful links to more reviews, trusted people and digital wellbeing tips for people working with children and youth. Let me know what is missing…
Making knowledge fun and easy to access? Here is an example!