Whether you're hosting friends for a BBQ or just looking to soak up the sunshine in peace and quiet with a great drink and a good book, 'tis the season for fun drinks with tiny umbrellas in them. So say I, anyway. With more and more people looking for non-alcoholic alternatives (+100% in the last … Continue reading 4 great mocktail recipes for summer socialising
4 Must-Visit Towns and Villages On The North Norfolk Coast
This post was written by guest author Debbie Woodliffe North Norfolk is home to Areas of Natural Beauty (AONB), miles of stunning beaches, and a historic railway, but there are also numerous small towns and villages which offer unique peeks into simple coastal living. From Hunstanton to Mundesley, read on to discover four unique coastal … Continue reading 4 Must-Visit Towns and Villages On The North Norfolk Coast
Why Workplaces Are Talking About ADHD
This article was written by Professor Nancy Doyle, and originally appeared on GeniusWithin.org. Genius Within is a social enterprise that works to support neurominorities. (Recently) a British newspaper published a yet another piece bemoaning the increased rise in neurominority diagnoses, and this time Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is in the firing line. Their complaint is … Continue reading Why Workplaces Are Talking About ADHD
Tips and resources for managing ADHD symptoms
Okay so necessary disclaimer: I am not a doctor, psychiatrist, or therapist. But, I do have ADHD. 'Moderate', combined type ADHD, to be precise. Since I keep looking for new tips and practical tools for making ADHD life easier, I thought, why not stick some of them in one place in case other people like … Continue reading Tips and resources for managing ADHD symptoms
6 tips to help “dementia-proof” your brain
Most research estimates that while fewer than 1% of Alzheimer's diagnoses are inherited, up to 60% of people diagnosed have 'genetic risk' factors that can mean they are more likely to develop the condition than people who don't. Observational research suggests that the remaining 40% of diagnoses can be linked to 12 "modifiable risk factors" … Continue reading 6 tips to help “dementia-proof” your brain