In this blog post, we explore what the term "emotional caretaking" means and look at some of the common characteristics of emotional caretakers. We will also learn about the impact that emotional caretaking can have on relationships and how it can hurt both parties. Lastly, are 4 simple tips to help you step away from your role as an emotional caretaker and develop a more balanced approach between caring and taking in your relationships.

Instead of struggling through the winter months and waiting until January 1st to set some healthy new year’s resolutions, autumn is a great time to check in with yourself and find ways to support your wellbeing during this time of year. In this blog post, we will look at 10 ways that you can help yourself feel and function better in the coming months.

Regularly making the time and effort to take care of ourselves is essential for our wellbeing and the prevention of lifestyle diseases. And, no, it’s not selfish or self-indulgent. The more we nurture ourselves, the better we can take care of others as well. After all, you can’t pour from an empty cup.

Although technology comes with many advantages, social media and devices can be very addictive and negatively impact our well-being. If not used properly, they can impact our productivity, self-esteem, body image, mental health, sleep and sense of connection. This is why it is so important to practise digital self-care and set boundaries.