Mental Health
Midlife for women brings its own challenges when it comes to mental health. Read about the challenges and triumphs we experience.
When the midlife collision keeps coming...
Even when we think we've finally got midlife sorted, you have a week like the one I just had...
Eleanor's letter: Women supporting each other is a powerful thing
What Davina McCall showed me about 'sistering' plus how we can be better sisters to all women
The Queenager: Coming through the midlife darkness and into the light
Coming through the midlife darkness and into the light
The Queenager: The biggest risk in midlife is to take no risks at all
The biggest risk in midlife is to take no risks at all
The key to a fulfilling midlife career – mastering your dance with fear and confidence
We know mid-life is a uniquely challenging time, but it’s also a key pivotal time. The choices you make now really matter. Author and careers coach, Laura Walker, shares insights from her award-winning research and what you can do to help yourself master the next steps.
“I realised therapy was less of a challenge than navigating your way towards it.”
Her own experience of traumatic mental breakdown in her family and her training in branding and communications then as psychotherapist has led Maryam Meddin to pioneer a new approach to mental health.
'I was living for everyone else but myself'
A straightforward question turned into the crash-and-burn moment that made Claire Pestana realise what was missing from her life: herself.
Welcome to the parent grief club
When Kerensa Jennings’ beloved mum died, she became a member of a club she never knew existed or wanted to join, and was left wondering why more people don’t talk about the special searing grief of losing a parent.
'People think divorce is contagious – I don't get invited to parties anymore'
Caro Giles found herself a single mother to 4 daughters after her marriage broke down. She saved them all through 'a wild kind of mothering'
How Parents Can Support Their Child Through an Eating Disorder
Throughout her late teen years, Megan Ravenhall found herself in the grip of an eating disorder. Though she feels she has still not fully recovered, Megan reflects on how her parents' support led her to ultimately choose life.
