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Whose Advice is Right?
Most advice contradicts itself. That's why real wisdom comes from knowing your values, understanding your season of life, and choosing what truly fits you. Find out how to do that, here!

Katy Wicks
Nov 18, 20255 min read


Single, Self-Partnered, or Simply You?
Emma Watson’s ‘self-partnered’ sparked debate on how we view singlehood. Do we need new labels, or is being single enough? Explore the stats, cultural trends, and wellbeing research behind modern solo living.

Katy Wicks
Sep 10, 20256 min read


Being a Body is Hard
"Being a body is hard." This heartfelt blog explores how beauty standards, selfie culture, and ageing shape our mental health. Inspired by a psychologist–surgeon debate and a personal reflection on modern body image, this post offers a compassionate take on learning to love our changing selves.

Katy Wicks
Sep 3, 20256 min read


From Boom to Zoom: A Generational Journey Through Health, Habits and Healing
Discover how five generations from the Silent Generation to Gen Z, have shaped their health, habits, and wellbeing. Explore trends in alcohol, parenting, diet, media, and mental health, and see how each era influenced life expectancy, from ration books to wellness apps.

Katy Wicks
Jul 30, 202510 min read


The Comment Section Boycott: A Challenge to Change How You Use Social Media
The Comment Section Boycott is here. Discover how avoiding comment sections can protect your mental health and join the challenge to reclaim your peace.

Katy Wicks
Jun 25, 20253 min read


Cybersickness: An Emerging Challenge
Cybersickness isn't limited to immersive technologies. Extended use of smartphones and computers can also induce similar symptoms. Activities such as scrolling through social media feeds, using multiple screens, or attending virtual meetings can lead to sensory conflicts, resulting in cybersickness

Katy Wicks
Mar 25, 20255 min read
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