If only sleep could 'fix' depression. How awesome would that be? But when you’re a mum, you can’t sleep the days away. You have little people relying on you to function . . . even at a very basic level. Here's some strategies to help
In this video I share with you a few strategies and tools that might be helpful to recognise the stressors in your life and how to deal with them.
One day it dawned on me . . . 'What if there was a print out where I could just tick boxes to tell someone how I was feeling and how they could help me?'
It’s interesting how, when the seasons start changing from Summer through to Winter, and the days become shorter, the ‘mood’ of people begins to change too. Here are some tips
Now I don’t know about you but I’m an eight-hours-of-sleep-a-night kind of gal. If I don’t get enough sleep, I turn into Mumzilla. Here's a few things that helped me to get better sleep
Here are the five changes I made to my life that got me off the anti-depressants.
The two main things that keep us mums awake at night are the health and wellness of our kids and money.
I started this blog and private support group not really knowing how it would help people. But soon enough I had mums in the group thanking me for providing this forum.
The other week I jumped LIVE onto the F.A.B Mumma Facebook page and talked about the side effects of anti-depressants. A controversial topic for sure but I decided to go there anyway.
Many people who have had depression swear that being introduced to creativity has helped them immensely. Creativity is not just about painting and drawing so let's dig a little deeper.