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Why am I always apologising?
'I'm sorry'. Sound familiar? Apologies are important. They offer us an opportunity to explain our behaviour and offer our regrets when...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 29, 20242 min read


Coping with the death of a colleague
When a colleague has died, it presents us with a clash of relationships, expectations, boundaries and behaviour. In most circumstances...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 17, 20243 min read


Coping with a relationship breakup
Regardless of the circumstances of our breakup, it can feel strange and unsettling to be newly single. I spoke to Yahoo News all about...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 12, 20243 min read


How to tell if you're addicted to social media
It’s one thing to enjoy a casual scroll through our newsfeed, while we’re relaxing on the sofa or taking a break from work. But we would...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 8, 20244 min read


How a £10 Alarm Clock Helped Me Start My Day Right (Without Screens)
A £10 digital alarm clock helped me stop scrolling first thing. Here’s how five screen-free minutes transformed the way I start my day.

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 5, 20242 min read


Thinking about journalling? Here's what you should consider
The concept of journalling isn't new. We've long been aware of the benefits of putting pen to paper. That cathartic experience of...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 4, 20242 min read


Perinatal mental health: Looking after your mental health during and after pregnancy
The perinatal period is a time of challenge and change, physically, hormonally and emotionally. This can make it a catalyst for changes...

Georgina Sturmer
Apr 2, 20243 min read


Ditching the doomscroll, and embracing 'hopecore'
When we look out of the window, the view that we see has the power to influence our mood. Whether it’s the colour of the sky, the level...

Georgina Sturmer
Mar 28, 20243 min read


Facing fears in adulthood
As children we are often given the opportunity - or required - to try new things, to face our fears, to push ourselves out of our comfort...

Georgina Sturmer
Mar 25, 20243 min read


How to embrace boredom
Feeling bored? Maybe it's not such a bad thing. In a world that prizes multitasking and achievement and connectivity, it can be hard to...

Georgina Sturmer
Mar 4, 20244 min read


Understanding the fear of rejection
Many of us find ourselves repeating the same behaviours over and over again, without knowing why. It could be pushing people away,...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 28, 20243 min read


What can we learn from 'The Bird Test'?
Social media has led to an explosion in theories and new terminology to capture the essence of human behaviour. In previous posts, I've...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 26, 20243 min read


Money Dysmorphia
Our relationship with money is about so much more than a simple set of transactions. 'Money Dysmorphia' seems to be a fairly new term,...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 21, 20243 min read


Family estrangement: coping with conflict and crisis
We all know the phrase, 'you can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family'. Some of us are fortunate enough to have...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 19, 20243 min read


What happens if you don't know what you're feeling?
We spend a lot of time talking about feelings, thinking about feelings, avoiding our feelings, ignoring our feelings. And many of us can...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 5, 20243 min read


Relationships and money, are you financially compatible?
We're not very good at talking about money. Perhaps that's a terribly sweeping generalisation. But it often strikes me that even...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 3, 20243 min read


Volunteering and the 'helper's high'
When we talk about things that we can do to boost our wellbeing, the idea of volunteering often comes up. Offering our time, energy and...

Georgina Sturmer
Feb 1, 20242 min read


The psychology of sales shopping
For many of us, the act of finding an item that we really want to buy, and then making that purchase, offers us a sense of pleasure....

Georgina Sturmer
Jan 31, 20243 min read


Coping with endometriosis
Like many conditions that fall under the umbrella of 'women's health', endometriosis has long been unknown or misunderstood. In many...

Georgina Sturmer
Jan 30, 20242 min read


Coping with 'hangxiety'
It’s the morning after the night before. You had too much to drink, and you can feel the creeping physical signs of a hangover. Maybe...

Georgina Sturmer
Jan 29, 20242 min read
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