While undoing a lifetime of beliefs can be challenging, it is possible to learn to become more self-compassionate. Discover how to develop a healthier and happier relationship with yourself.

There are multiple benefits to be gained by getting out of bed early. Mounting research suggests the early bird catches the worm and more.

Hiking, trekking and bushwalking have become a go-to pastime for many. Discover the many ways hiking benefits your mind, body and spirit, the magic of connecting with nature and what you need to get started.

The providence of nature offers aid for poor sleepers in the form of sedative, hypnotic and relaxant herbs.

WellBeing reader Tessa Koller shares experiences of living with a rare disorder and what it takes to thrive in the digital era.

Wild rice is not actually related to rice — it’s a seed of an aquatic grass. This nutrient-dense food is a great source of protein, fibre, magnesium and zinc. Wild rice is also high in protective antioxidants that help reduce the risk of many chronic diseases. Salmon is one of the richest food sources of omega-3 essential fatty acids EPA and DHA. These healthy fats are extremely important for optimal brain function, memory and mood. Eating a diet containing omega-3s will help lower your risk of depression and can improve mood.

Negative thinking is sometimes an easy trap to fall into because we all at some point in our life go through hardship. In order to stop this way of thinking you need to be aware of how to change it consciously. Here are some tips.

Self-love is a psychological asset that leads to greater happiness, resilience, and success. But cultivating it isn’t always easy. In this article, the author shares personal lessons in compassion and kindness that have helped her to nurture self-love, as well as scientific evidence supporting its benefits.

When designing a child’s room, there are many factors to consider in creating the perfect space. Certain elements can impact your children’s cognitive development and emotional health, so with the help of Amart, we’re breaking down some of these key considerations

Everything is made of energy and that energy has a quality that changes through time The Sun characterises not only the vitality of our solar system but also delineates vigour in our natal chart.

Torrens University Australia’s Dr Belinda Lunnay, Postdoctoral Researcher in Public Health, and Paul Ward, Professor of Public Health, have undertaken a study to explore women’s understandings of the health risks associated with alcohol consumption – and what leads them to it in the first place.

Understanding the changes that are occurring and honouring these with space, rest and support will ensure this journey of “becoming” the mother is a sacred rite of passage.