
Loneliness At Christmas can be hard – by Bryan Woods
Christmas is an ideal time to make a gratitude list. All you need is a pen and some paper…

Christmas is an ideal time to make a gratitude list. All you need is a pen and some paper…

Every year it’s the same. Several weeks before Christmas supermarkets and other businesses launch their big advertising campaigns. Though they may vary in approach, their aim is basically the same – to present a snapshot of the perfect Christmas.

Christmas is an ideal time to make a gratitude list. All you need is a pen and some paper…

Christmas can be a good time of year for our mental health. It is when we come together to share the positives in life with family and friends. It is a time to be grateful for the things that we have in our lives. However…

November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness month. Our PR volunteer, Tuba Yapa, ask us: Are we really aware of men’s mental health?

Rosie O’Hanlon-Hills is the talent behind Westcotes Wills – one of our most valued partners. She tells us why she supports Hammersley Homes

Bryan Woods writes in celebration of World Mental Health Day on 10-10-2023

Many studies testing people’s microbiomes have linked low species diversity and richness with mental illness and decreased mental health, highlighting the importance of getting our gut bacteria in check. In this blog episode, we’ll find out how to help our gut microbiome flourish and encourage both richness and diversity through prioritising gut-friendly foods.

In this blog, we dive into the transformative power of dietary fibre – learn how this essential nutrient fuels your gut and nourishes your mind for optimal health.

The Messenger Molecules: Serotonin and Dopamine. Serotonin, often dubbed the “happy hormone” has many important roles in the body. These include mood, appetite, and sleep regulation, memory, learning ability, and sexual function.

Welcome to “Food for Thought,” a blog series designed to be exactly that! By delving into the intricate connection between gut health and mental well-being, this blog aims to stimulate your mind and your tastebuds and provoke thoughtful reflection on how nutrition influences mood.

In my last blog I wrote about the difference between mental health and mental illness. The current way that we interchange these terms does have consequences. We are happy to talk about mental health, but conversations on mental illness seem to be more problematic.

What is the difference between physical health and physical illness? It is a simple question – and I bet you know the answer! However, when the same question is posed with regard to mental health and mental illness it is perhaps more difficult.