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Love in the time of scrum
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Love in the time of scrum

Navigate the highs and lows of relationship dynamics during the 2023 Rugby World Cup with our comprehensive guide. From balancing TV schedules to understanding your partner's rugby passion, we offer practical tips for both the fanatic and the less enthused. Keep your love strong whether you're a Springbok supporter or just along for the ride.

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Home Sweet (New) Home: Navigating the Emotional Journey of Moving and Renovating
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Home Sweet (New) Home: Navigating the Emotional Journey of Moving and Renovating

"Moving to a new home is generally seen as a desirable milestone, and giving an existing home a makeover can be equally appealing. However, both experiences can inadvertently lead to significant stress. This realisation sparked conversations between staff and clients, resulting in a deeper understanding of why something that is often viewed as 'positive' can generate feelings of anxiety and negativity.

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What to read next: Scattered Minds by Gabor Maté
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What to read next: Scattered Minds by Gabor Maté

Explore one creative professional's personal journey with ADHD. From early suspicions and meeting an inspiring mentor to diagnosis, medication, and self-discovery through literature, this candid reflection offers insights into living with ADHD. Whether you suspect you have ADHD or know someone who does, this account provides valuable understanding and encouragement.

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The ins and outs of relationship therapy
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The ins and outs of relationship therapy

Relationship therapy, traditionally known as couples therapy, offers those within a romantic relationship the opportunity to develop the quality of their relationship. It provides partners a safe space where they can process hurt or unfinished business and develop the communication skills necessary to negotiate life’s challenges as a team.

There’s an expectation that we should all know intuitively how to have healthy, loving relationships, but the truth is we don’t. We try our best but often get stuck in cycles of conflict. The same pattern repeats over and over and no matter how hard you both try - you can’t get out of it. It is draining and can leave you feeling defeated.

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