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PUT THESE FIVE SCANDINAVIAN MAXIMS INTO PRACTICE

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January 2026

If you’re a Brit, this maxim is likely to make you guffaw, as it goes against centuries of British cultural wisdom.

PUT THESE FIVE SCANDINAVIAN MAXIMS INTO PRACTICE

There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing

But it’s deeply ingrained in Scandi culture.

‘In Sweden, you’re expected to go outside regardless of the weather,’ says Thomas. That cultural conditioning starts early. At my daughter’s nursery in Oslo, all the babies and toddlers were bundled up in their prams outside for their afternoon nap — no matter how low the temperature went. Studies have shown that the cold air can boost children’s immune systems, regulate their circadian rhythms, and promote better sleep. And rain, shine, or snow, they all went out on adventures.

Thomas says, ‘Dress properly! Invest in warm layers, waterproofs, natural fabrics like wool, good hats and decent boots.’

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Ever made yourself a cup of soothing chamomile tea to help you sleep, or had fresh mint tea after a meal to aid digestion? If so, you're already familiar with the benefits of common herbal remedies.

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Inventing a new way to understand ourselves

Kim's client Alice reveals her artistic side - and the 'new language' she has created to help her make sense of her beautiful brain.

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OTHER PEOPLE'S STRESS...isn't yours to carry

Whether you're at home or work, visiting with friends or catching up with family, the start of the year can stir up old emotions and leave us feeling a little off-kilter. Because New Year's stress doesn't just come from the dark, the weather or even the lack of cash - it's also from the people around us.

time to read

7 mins

January 2026

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Don't fear the D-WORD

While most of us associate this month with fresh starts — new routines, dry spells, gym sign-ups — those who work in the relationship world call it something far more sobering: divorce month. And for good reason.

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4 mins

January 2026

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HARMONY at home

We spend weeks preparing our homes for Christmas...but does anyone prepare for when it's over? You know the feeling: the decorations have come down, the mince pies have been eaten, but your home doesn't feel like it's supporting you into the new year. I believe this is because our homes hold energetic residue.

time to read

5 mins

January 2026

Psychologies UK

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THE BALLET OF BECOMING: Gracefully navigating life's pitfalls

Sometimes staying grounded and dancing with the system can transform even our hardest moments...

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3 mins

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Psychologies UK

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The Science of Wellbeing: Forget willpower, try tapping into this inbuilt superpower for greater health

Each month, Ali Roff Farrar explores the deep and mysterious realms of psychology and neuroscience, to help us understand and reach greater levels of wellbeing in body and mind...

time to read

2 mins

January 2026

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MOVING FROM GUILT TO GRACE

How many times a day do you hear yourself saying sorry? ‘Sorry, could I just…?’ ‘Sorry, I can’t make it tonight.’ ‘Sorry, I’m not free.’ We apologise for taking up space, for saying no, for changing our minds, even for wanting something different. Sometimes it just slips out before you’ve even had time to check if it belongs there.

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8 mins

January 2026

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