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Sleep Hygiene – Part 2

We take a look at sleep habits you can adopt to improve the quantity and quality of your sleep and promote good health and wellbeing.

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Sleep Hygiene – Part 1

Researchers estimate that around a third of adults in Australia get less than seven hours of sleep a night – and that's not enough!

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Habits

Understanding how habits take shape, may help dismantle and replace them with more helpful automatic behaviours.

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Road to Resilience – Part 2

Resilience is not a trait that people either have or do not have. It involves behaviours, thoughts, and actions that can be learned and developed by anyone.

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Road to Resilience – Part 1

Mental resilience, the ability to adapt to life's challenges, is not a special trait that people either have or don't have. Rather, it involves the learning of behaviours, thoughts, and actions that can be developed in everyone.

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How to Improve Optimism

There are many ways to improve your optimism, but one of the best methods is the ABC technique which looks at cognitive distortions (wrong ways of viewing things).

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Can Optimism Be Taught?

Optimism is an outlook that we can cultivate. A good place to start is challenging our automatic negative thoughts. The other thing we can do is mental exercises.

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