Remember what it is was like to live alone during lockdowns? Lyndsay captures the experience in her poem. SOLO LIVING Living Alone During Lockdown: A Poem Living Alone | 22nd April 2020 by Lyndsay Hall Remember what it was like to live alone during lockdowns? Lyndsay captures her and the […]
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One of the benefits of living alone is having the time and space to work on ourselves. It also happens that one of the biggest areas of personal development is the area of self-esteem and confidence. In response, we’re resorting to google to search for the secret formula for boosting
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This is Part 1 of 2 exploring the link between living alone, being alone in solitude and loneliness. Misconceptions surround the living alone lifestyle with many assuming that by living alone you must be lonely. We present a clearer picture.
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This is Part 2 of our exploration of the connection between living alone, being alone in solitude and loneliness. There are assumptions and misconceptions surrounding the idea that living alone and being in solitude means being lonely.
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The festive season often makes people feel nostalgic for years gone by, especially if this time of year brings memories of close family members who are no longer with us. Those feelings are likely to be exacerbated if the lockdown means you’re not able to get together with your nearest
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You may have noticed that Government guidance during lockdowns is about enjoying entertainment and having connection within social bubbles. But what if you are living alone in your very own social bubble during lockdown restrictions?  Over the summer, we saw news footage of outdoor concerts and music festivals where groups
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Connections bring life. We can see it within nature, where their roots connect trees, waves connect to the moon, and bees need a connection to flowers. Each connection allows both the source and the resource to thrive. As humans, we are also designed to thrive too, given the right connection.
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This article is the second of two parts in our self-care guide if you are living alone and on your own during winter lockdowns and restrictions. This part focuses on Mental Health while Part 1 covers physical healthWe’ve looked at ways to support physical health if you are on your own
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When divorcee Dominique Browning published an article called “Alone again, naturally“, in the New York Times, she was talking about why men may find it so much harder to live alone than women do following a relationship break up n her piece, she wrote about the time she took a
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One small word carrying the weight of the world is, sorry. Why does saying sorry sometimes feel like the hardest word to say? Many of us use the word without even thinking about it. Being British, we are renowned around the world for our politeness, quick to get in “Oh,
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