Why write? Six reasons to write to improve wellbeing
Wellbeing, Writing for wellbeing Caroline Hukins Wellbeing, Writing for wellbeing Caroline Hukins

Why write? Six reasons to write to improve wellbeing

Writing offers a powerful, cathartic way to process feelings. It helps you understand yourself better, revealing hidden insights. You can externalise pain, getting worries onto the page for relief. Writing can also change your perspective, transforming how you view experiences. Ultimately, writing is a beneficial tool for self-discovery and emotional release.

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Building More Than Structures: Addressing Mental Health in UK Construction

Building More Than Structures: Addressing Mental Health in UK Construction

We talk a lot about physical safety on site, but what about mental health? In an industry facing rising stress, burnout, and isolation, it’s time to look closer. This blog explores the state of mental well-being in UK construction and why ignoring it is no longer an option.

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