Wellbeing Dimension: Cellular Wellbeing
Cellular Wellbeing supports the physical foundations of brain and body health, emphasising biological processes that foster resilience and vitality. As part of the Mental Wellbeing Domain, it focuses on the smallest building blocks of life, providing insights into practices and knowledge that nurture neural health, optimise body functions, and promote overall mental clarity.
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Building Better Brains: How Play Strengthens Executive Function in Children
Have you ever wondered why some kids seem more focused, organised, or able to stay calm under pressure? Executive functioning has become a popularised brain word. What exactly is executive functioning? It is the brain’s way of processing information while regulating the self. It involves our working memory, planning, self-monitoring, time management, self-control and organisation.…
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Moving Minds: How Movement and Productivity Intersect to Transform Modern Work
Have you ever noticed your best ideas come when you’re walking – not sitting at your desk? Movement and Productivity Connection That’s not a coincidence. Movement and productivity are deeply connected. Productivity is too often equated with stillness – think motionless bodies hunched over keyboards, eyes fixed on screens, and chairs that mould to the…
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How Movement Powers the Mind – 10 Cognitive Benefits of Physical Activity
Do you ever hit that 3 p.m. wall where your brain feels like it’s wading through mud? Movement and the Mind You are not alone. Multitasking and digital distractions dominate our lives, and mental fatigue has become a shared experience and struggle. While productivity apps or caffeine are got-to solutions, however, science suggests a more…
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Balancing Screen Time & Wellbeing: How to Build Healthy Digital Habits
When was the last time you put your phone down and truly felt present in the moment? Balancing screen time and wellbeing has become essential for both children and adults. Screens play an important role in education, communication, and entertainment. However, excessive screen time – especially unstructured use – can negatively impact children’s physical and…
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The Science of Thinking: How Logical Thinking Shapes Child Development
How do children learn to make sense of the world? Logical thinking in child development plays an important role in helping kids understand cause-and-effect relationships, solve problems, and make informed decisions. From an early age, children begin to explore patterns, analyse situations, develop reasoning skills that shape their cognitive growth, and make sense of the…
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Pattern Recognition and the Brain: How Cognitive Processing Shapes Learning & AI
What if I told you that your brain’s ability to detect patterns is the foundation of learning, decision-making, and even artificial intelligence? Pattern recognition in the brain is a fundamental cognitive function that allows us to interpret sensory input, identify familiar structures, and anticipate future events. This process is fundamental to learning, decision-making, problem-solving, and…
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5 Ways to Raise a Child Who Feels, Cares, and Connects
Is empathy something that can be nurtured? And if so, when should you start? Parenting is one of life’s greatest challenges and privileges. A child who learns emotional intelligence, kindness, and compassion will grow into a strong, understanding adult capable of forming meaningful relationships. However, with all the books hoping to guide caregivers, conflicting parent…
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Evidence-Based Programs for Emotional and Social Wellbeing
Have you ever felt unsure about how to support your emotional and social wellbeing or that of your loved ones, students, or community? Building emotional resilience and fostering social connection are essential for building resilient families, nurturing classrooms, and creating compassionate communities. With so many options, finding the right tools can be overwhelming. The good…
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