Feel the love: mindfulness for busy people

Psychologists Dr Michael Sinclair, Josie Seydel and Dr Emily Shaw offer some mindfulness exercises to try.

We all have times when we feel isolated, miserable, anxious, angry or hurt. These feelings don’t tend to feel too good and we often want to avoid them by pushing them away, distracting ourselves from them or demanding others do something to make us feel better. 

These strategies usually do bring some temporary reprieve but in the long run we just come...

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