Fear of falling after a health setback: safety before confidence work
After a fall or illness, feeling cautious about movement is understandable.
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Thoughts, reflections and gentle inspiration for your wellbeing journey.
After a fall or illness, feeling cautious about movement is understandable.
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Read article →Closing a laptop does not always mean that the working day feels finished.
Read article →After a difficult experience, a previously ordinary situation may feel less predictable.
Read article →An unwanted thought can feel alarming without reflecting what you want to do.
Read article →Fear of vomiting can affect eating, travel and contact with other people.
Read article →Before performing, speaking or taking part in an important event, you may worry about a visible mistake.
Read article →If alcohol has become your main route to switching off, it is worth looking at the pattern with qualified support.
Read article →Food can become part of coping with a difficult day, and that experience deserves curiosity rather than moral judgement.
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