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National Spinal Health Week
If you are one of the four-out-of-five Australians who experience back pain, you’re not alone.
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Finding balance by creating a wellness routine that works for you
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, finding balance can often feel like a distant dream, a fleeting oasis amid a desert of obligations and responsibilities.
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Positive affirmations: shifting your mindset for success
In the fast-paced whirlwind of modern life, where stress and uncertainty often loom large, the power of positive affirmations stands as a beacon of hope and resilience.
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Check your child’s posture this back-to-school season
As February rolls around, the excitement of a new school year is certainly in the air!
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Balancing work and personal life for optimal wellness
In today’s fast-paced world, the quest for a fulfilling career and a rich life often leads to blurred lines between work and personal space.
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Navigating stress through mindfulness, movement, and connection
In its vibrant tapestry, life weaves threads of stress into our everyday experiences, subtly altering the colours of our emotional and physical wellbeing.
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Eating your way to radiant skin: the nutritional secrets you need
Picture this: a vibrant, luminous complexion that radiates health and vitality from within. It’s not a product of expensive skincare regimes or magic potions; it results from a well-nourished body.
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How emotions can change with the weather
Do you love the cosy feel of winter or the warmth of the sun? Or maybe you enjoy cooler days and find relief from the heat?
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Docklands Health presents Women’s Health: Highlighting Hormones
Women’s Health Week is approaching on September 4 to 8. After a successful inaugural event last year, Docklands Health is proud to present our second women’s health event.
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Should you exercise if you’re sick? How sick is too sick? Your alarm goes off to get up and prepped for a workout, but as you stand, you realise you’re not feeling your best.
Your nose might begin to drip, your muscles might be crying out for rest, and your throat might be feeling like you’ve swallowed a cheese grater. You’re sick. And at this point, there’s an internal dilemma going on: do you push on with exercise or do you resign to rest?
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Helping future generations tackle waste
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