NHS News

• Why linking data effectively is crucial for analysing clinical trial outcomes September 4, 2026
  Professor Matthew Sydes, Head of Data-Driven Clinical Trials and Cohorts at NHS England is co-author of new research, which finds that ensuring researchers can analyse data as though it were held in a single location is a key step to faster and more efficient clinical trials. He explains why it is important for the NHS […]
• How we're protecting the NHS from cyber threats 24/7 September 2, 2026
  James Hutton explains how we protect critical NHS services by monitoring for cyber threats 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Every day, cyber criminals are targeting NHS systems that hold some of our most sensitive data - patient records, medical histories, and critical care systems. That's why the Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC) runs […]
• Protecting the NHS from cyber threats: Intelligence at the frontline September 2, 2026
  Dan Taylor explores our vital role in protecting healthcare services from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. In the digital landscape of modern healthcare, cyber criminals lurk in the shadows, waiting to strike at the heart of our most vital services. As someone who leads the fight against these threats from within NHS England's Cyber Security Operations […]
• A new chapter for the Advisory Group for Data July 16, 2026
  Dr Jon Fistein reflects on the current position and future direction of NHS England's Advisory Group for Data. Having been appointed Chair of NHS England's Advisory Group for Data (AGD) earlier this year, and now beginning to settle into the role, this feels like the right moment to set out where we are and where […]

Blog – SEMH

• BBC Panorama on Strict Schools August 5, 2026
  Watching this week's Panorama on strict schools, I was struck by how much airtime went to words like "boundaries," "consequences" and "expectations." These principles are almost universally accepted — but as standalone concepts, they mean nothing.   Nobody disagrees that schools need accountability, safety and consequences. The real argument, as the documentary showed, is where […]
• Principles of Trauma Informed Practice March 26, 2025
  There are 6 main principles of trauma informed practice. How can we apply these to schools? Safety How we make our young people feel safe is a very unique challenge for schools. Understanding a young person and their frame of reference is the first step in trauma informed practice. To understand a young person is […]
• Safety Signals – Trauma Informed Practice February 3, 2025
  Safety comes before everything in education. We know this to be true, yet it can be increasingly hard to know when it is felt by those accessing our provisions. We can take great steps to broadcast safety, to reassure, to try to empathise...but often when we try to walk in their shoes, it's still us in […]
• Scary snakes and fear ladders – helping young people with anxiety December 18, 2024
  Anxiety is a common problem for young people in the UK, and is one of the biggest causes of emotionally based school non-attendance.  3.3% of children and young people in the UK, about 290,000, have an anxiety disorder (Mental health of children and young people in Great Britain; Green, McGinnity, Meltzer, Ford and Goodman, 2005).  […]

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The National Elf – National Elf Service – National Elf Service

• The future of The Mental Elf May 17, 2024
  An update from our Founders on the future of The Mental Elf. The post The future of The Mental Elf appeared first on National Elf Service.
• The Mental Elf is hiring! Join our team of Elf Coordinators May 2, 2024
  The National Elf Service needs 2 part-time Elf Coordinators to join our team and support us in the commissioning and editing of Mental Elf blogs. This opportunity will suit a PhD student working in a mental health setting, but may also be of interest to people with lived experience, practitioners or trainees working in mental […]
• Please help save The Mental Elf November 13, 2023
  A message from our Founder: If you like what we do and you want it to continue, please read this and help save The Mental Elf. The post Please help save The Mental Elf appeared first on National Elf Service.
• #EquallyWellAU23 live blog: National Equally Well Symposium – Sydney, Australia, 25-27 July 2023 July 23, 2023
  Justin Chapman and Laura Hemming are in Sydney this week, live tweeting and blogging from the National Equally Well Symposium 2023. They're going to be learning about the best ways to support the physical health needs of people with serious mental ill-health. The post #EquallyWellAU23 live blog: National Equally Well Symposium – Sydney, Australia, 25-27 […]

Homeopathy at DrHomeo.com

• Top 10 Homeopathic Medicines for Corns March 19, 2026
  Corns, also known as helomas or clavus, are thick, hard, rough, dead areas on the skin caused by excessive friction or pressure. Corns mostly appear on the feet, toes, hands, and fingers. They develop due to excessive friction, rubbing, or pressure on the skin. Corns appear as thick, rough, raised areas on the skin. They can […]
• Top 8 Homeopathic Medicines For Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis March 18, 2026
  Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, known as the most common cause of hypothyroidism, is an autoimmune disorder in which the cells of the immune system damage the thyroid gland due to a misdirected response. The thyroid gland is located in the front of the neck and produces thyroid hormones that control the body’s metabolism. In Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, the […]
• Top 12 Homeopathic Medicines for Painful Menses March 16, 2026
  Painful periods/menses are medically known as dysmenorrhea. Slight pain or discomfort is normal during menses but it is not normal to have intense pain that interferes with routine activities. In the latter cases, the cause needs to be identified followed by a proper treatment. Homeopathic remedies are very successful in managing various gynecological complaints among women including pain […]

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Recipes – Nadia's Healthy Kitchen

• Oat Biscuits Recipe September 15, 2026
  This homemade oat biscuits recipe is made with simple, wholesome pantry staples and topped with a rich layer of dark chocolate. They are the ultimate easy-to-make treat for a healthier afternoon snack or a satisfying dessert. They taste so much better than shop bought biscuits and they can easily be made vegan, gluten-free and nut-free. […]
• Mixed Bean Chilli September 7, 2026
  If you’re looking for a recipe that’s nutritious, easy to make and delicious, this mixed bean chilli is for you. This vibrant, plant focused dish is on my weekly rotation when I need something speedy yet wholesome and delicious. High in fibre and a great source of plant protein.       Why I love […]
• Biscoff Baked Oats August 18, 2026
  Baked oats just had an upgrade in the form of these Biscoff baked oats. An easy breakfast that tastes like a cake – something that I look forward to enjoying first thing in the morning. Easy to make with just a handful of ingredients. It can also be prepped ahead of time for a fuss-free […]
• Spanish Cod Recipe August 5, 2026
  This Spanish cod recipe comes together in just 30 minutes and tastes incredible. The ultimate speedy and healthy weeknight solution packed with protein and fibre. With rich Mediterranean flavours – smoky paprika, sweet roasted peppers, briny olives, and a zingy tomato base – it delivers restaurant-quality taste with minimal effort. Why I love making this […]

Thinlicious

• Make Your Last 90 Days Count: The Real Secret to Finishing the Year Strong September 15, 2025
  Tired of giving up on your goals by midyear? In this post, Ruth shares why 90 days is the perfect window to stay focused, make real progress, and finish the year stronger than ever. The post Make Your Last 90 Days Count: The Real Secret to Finishing the Year Strong appeared first on Thinlicious.
• The Brain Chemical No One’s Talking About (But Should Be) with Dr. Scott Sherr September 8, 2025
  Struggling with anxiety, insomnia, or brain fog? The real culprit might be a GABA deficiency. In this episode, Dr. Scott Sherr joins Ruth to unpack what GABA is, why supplements don’t solve it, and how to naturally support your brain for better mood and sleep. The post The Brain Chemical No One’s Talking About (But […]
• 5 Health Goals to Set This Fall That Will Help You Finish the Year Strong September 1, 2025
  Feeling ready for a reset? In this post, Ruth shares how to use seasonal goal-setting to find fresh motivation, boost your health, and finish the year strong. The post 5 Health Goals to Set This Fall That Will Help You Finish the Year Strong appeared first on Thinlicious.
• Healing Your Body Image from the Inside Out with Deb Schachter August 25, 2025
  Struggling with body image? In this post, therapist Deb Schachter shares a fresh perspective on why self-criticism shows up—and how to turn it into a path toward healing, confidence, and true self-acceptance. The post Healing Your Body Image from the Inside Out with Deb Schachter appeared first on Thinlicious.

Kalyn's Kitchen

• Amazing Zucchini Soup Recipes September 19, 2026
  Here are ten Amazing Zucchini Soup Recipes, and zucchini is such a great ingredient to add texture to soups! And there are interesting soup recipes here with a wide variety of ingredients and flavors. Click to PIN the Zucchini Soup Recipes to try some later! Today I’m reminding you about these Amazing Zucchini Soup Recipes!... […]
• Chicken with Lemon, Green Olives, and Capers September 17, 2026
  Chicken with Lemon, Green Olives, and Capers is such a delicious and impressive dish for a special dinner! Serving the chicken with roasted lemons gives it amazing flavor, and this will especially be a hit with people who also like green olives and capers. PIN the Chicken with Lemon to try it later! Chicken with... […]
• Summer Squash with Pesto and Parmesan September 15, 2026
  Summer Squash with Pesto and Parmesan is an easy delicious side dish made with zucchini or yellow summer squash, or use both colors! And the technique used here for roasting the summer squash and then broiling at the end with the pesto and Parmesan adds so much flavor! PIN the Summer Squash with Pesto to... […]
• Zucchini and Yellow Squash Soup September 13, 2026
  Zucchini and Yellow Squash Soup has lots of flavor from rosemary and Parmesan and this tasty soup is perfect for fall! The zucchini soup can be made in the Instant Pot or on the stove, and it can easily be vegetarian if you use vegetable stock. PIN the Zucchini Soup recipe to make it later!... […]

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