A woman is seeking answers after her sister-in-law suddenly stopped communicating with her and began spreading false information about her to their family, including the claim that she was financially draining her husband despite them splitting bills equally as teachers. The situation has left the woman feeling baffled and worried about how it will affect their family's dynamics over Christmas.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14101363/sister-law-inheritance.htmlAs the new year approaches, psychologist Ahona Guha recommends prioritising mental health resolutions in order to achieve overall well-being.
https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/ready-for-resolutions-a-psychologist-recommends-you-prioritise-this-20241211-p5kxkm.htmlPrince Harry has partnered with coaching firm BetterUp as its chief impact officer since 2021. The company uses artificial intelligence to deliver personalized coaching sessions that focus on performance and wellbeing at work, primarily for corporate use as an employee benefit. Its co-founder and CEO Alexi Robichaux claims the app can reduce stress by 24% and increase performance by up to 26%. Prince Harry has praised the app's 'truly awesome coach' who gave him 'sound advice' and a 'fresh perspective', saying it helped him unlock his potential. The company, which was founded in 2013, serves over 100,000 members and offers coaching services on topics such as beating burnout and building mental fitness.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14122257/prince-harry-mental-health-firm-condemned-staff-toxic.htmlA woman's friends are struggling to cope with her increasingly negative behavior, which is affecting their own well-being. Despite efforts to support her, she has become overly dependent on one close friend who shares similarities with her happy home life. As a result, some of her other friends have begun to distance themselves from the situation, suggesting that it may be beneficial for them to limit their involvement in order to protect their own mental health.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14048491/My-bitter-friend-taking-divorce-husband-left-woman-shes-losing-friends.htmlThis year's Oxford Word Of The Year is 'brain rot', a term first introduced by Henry Thoreau in 1854 to describe the deterioration of a person's mental or intellectual state due to overconsumption of low-quality content. This theme has been particularly prevalent on TikTok, where younger generations have created and consumed content that contributes to brain rot. The concept is ironic as it was popularized by the same communities responsible for creating this type of content.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-14226117/Dictionary-Corner-year-brat-demure-delulu-succumbed-brain-rot.htmlThe Tower of London is ranked as the world's tenth most haunted location due to its dark past of executions and imprisonments. The site has a history of paranormal activity, including reports of ghostly apparitions and unexplained occurrences. Henry VIII's second wife, Anne Boleyn, was imprisoned in the tower before her execution in 1536, and is said to haunt the chapel where she was laid to rest. Visitors have reported feeling a "chilling feel" during tours of the site. The Queen Mary, a British ocean liner permanently docked on Long Beach in California, USA, ranks ninth on the list as one of the world's most haunted hotspots. The ship has a history of paranormal activity, including reports of ghostly apparitions and unexplained occurrences. At least 49 deaths are said to have taken place on the Queen Mary since its maiden voyage in 1936, which is believed to be the source of the paranormal activity. Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia, USA, ranks eighth as one of the world's most haunted locations. The cemetery has a history of paranormal activity, including reports of ghostly apparitions and unexplained occurrences. Statues in the cemetery are central to local legends, including claims of ghostly sightings of children who died at a young age. Visitors have reported feeling a range of emotions during tours of these sites, from fear to fascination. Many believe that the paranormal activity is due to the history of trauma and tragedy associated with each location.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14053775/worlds-haunted-hotspots-revealed.htmlBritney Spears recently celebrated her 43rd birthday with a relaxing vacation in Mexico, where she spent time with her older brother Bryan. The singer had previously sparked mental health concerns when she was escorted out of the Chateau Marmont hotel by emergency services earlier this year. She has also been dealing with personal issues, including a recent split from boyfriend Paul Soliz and a finalized divorce from Sam Asghari in May. During her vacation, Spears shared various posts on Instagram, including photos of herself lounging in a hot pink bikini and dancing videos that she later deleted due to negative comments. After three weeks away, Spears returned to Los Angeles just before Christmas, where she was spotted walking outside with a stuffed rabbit.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14226913/Britney-Spears-reunites-son-Jayden-Christmas-children.htmlPeople who are more susceptible to anxiety and have a heightened sensitivity to light changes may experience "sunset anxiety," which can cause feelings of restlessness, worry, and nervousness about accomplishing tasks. According to Dr. Persaud, adults are more likely to feel this way than teens or children due to their sense of responsibility for daily activities. The onset of sunset anxiety could be related to the circadian rhythm, which is influenced by the production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles. Experts report an increase in seasonal anxiety from October to late March, and recommend tips such as setting reasonable goals, planning enjoyable activities, practicing good sleep hygiene, getting sun exposure, and exercising regularly to alleviate symptoms.
https://www.foxnews.com/health/what-sunset-anxiety-heres-how-know-have-late-day-distressNHS England's national director for mental health, Claire Murdoch, has expressed concern over the growing harm caused by the 24/7 gambling industry, citing its addictive products and aggressive advertising tactics, particularly in mainstream sporting events. She notes that these practices are driving an increasing number of people to gamble beyond their means, leading to a surge in demand for care from the NHS.
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