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The days are getting longer and already the Devon lanes are dotted with the white of Snowdrops, the yellow of Daffodils and the purple of Crocuses and Cyclamen. Little by little the natural world is awakening again. Spring is on
Finding your way through grief and loss is a new package of coaching being offered by Brenda Pollack to help you deal with difficult times. Identifying and looking after our own needs when going through a time of bereavement can
The Network of Wellbeing’s vision is of people and the planet thriving together. We connect people, support projects and inspire action for the wellbeing of people and the planet. We do this through events, network-building, our retreat venue Eden Rise,
In this guest blog, Melanie Coutinho – CEO & Co-Founder of Zzjimi Limited – shares the powerful personal experiences that led her to confront one of today’s most hidden wellbeing challenges: chronic loneliness. Drawing on decades in healthcare, education and
In a world that moves ever faster, nature offers a quiet remembering. Beneath the noise, notifications and never ending to do lists lies an older rhythm one your body still recognises. Nature connection is not a luxury or a passing
At the Network of Wellbeing, we believe every stage of life holds space for renewed purpose, connection and vitality. We’re delighted to share a reflection from Tom Mack, Partnerships Manager at Active Devon, on the ‘Live Longer Better’ movement –
Winter can be a glorious time to tramp through the Devon countryside. When the air is still, the light is bright and dew covers the earth, time seems to stand still – as if all the world is sleeping, waiting
For decades, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been treated as the gold standard for measuring national progress. Yet GDP alone cannot capture the wellbeing of people, the health of our planet or the shared prosperity that sustainable development demands. A
Wellbeing in the UK is flatlining according to new research published by Carnegie UK. What’s more, Life in the UK 2025 shows the UK remains deeply divided – “the gap between those with higher incomes and secure housing and those