FIT4 issue 4 – Health, fitness & wellbeing news for the Lloyd’s Community
Welcome to issue 4 of FIT4, your quarterly Lloyd’s Community fitness, health and wellbeing newsletter brought to you by the Lloyd’s Wellbeing Centre.
FIT4 issue 3 – Health, fitness & wellbeing newsletter
Welcome to issue 3 of FIT4, your quarterly Lloyd’s Community fitness, health and wellbeing newsletter brought to you by the Lloyd’s Wellbeing Centre.
FIT4 issue 2 – Health, fitness & wellbeing newsletter
FIT4 issue 2 Welcome to issue 2 of FIT4, your quarterly Lloyd’s Community fitness, health and wellbeing newsletter brought to you by the Lloyd’s Wellbeing Centre. Each issue will bring you interesting health and wellbeing articles, guidance, opinion and latest offers plus success stories from people around our great Lloyd’s community. Something for everyone then,…
FIT4 issue 1 – Health, fitness & wellbeing newsletter
FIT4 issue 1 Welcome to issue 1 of FIT4, your quarterly Lloyd’s Community fitness, health and wellbeing newsletter brought to you by the Lloyd’s Wellbeing Centre. Each issue will bring you interesting health and wellbeing articles, guidance, opinion and latest offers plus success stories from people around our great Lloyd’s community. Something for everyone then,…
Healthy Nutrition – 5 Simple Tips to Reduce Stress
Broadly speaking, stress is a challenge to the body or psychology, rather than a support. Although stress is a part of everyday life, how you process it and what you do to reduce the impact of everyday tensions, will determine how your body performs in the long term. Incorporate these 5 simple changes into your…
5 Mindfulness Tips for Stress Management
“The greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought over another.” William James Most of us experience stress on a regular basis but neglect to take time out of our busy days to reflect and centre ourselves. When we experience stress our bodies instinctively enter the ‘fight or flight’ mode and, in…
Coping with stress
Wellbeing is not just about helping people who are struggling with health problems; it is also about taking a proactive approach to staying healthy and optimising your performance. Take stress for example. The work environment today is a very different place to a decade or two ago. Thanks to mobile technology, email, text messaging and…
Oh, my aching head!
Anyone who has had a headache knows too well how debilitating they can be. However, as we all know, most headaches are not life-threatening. There are many different types of headache and two of the most common presentations I see in my clinical practise fall into the following two groups: Tension-type headache Migraine headache Tension-type…
Mindfulness – a beginner’s guide
If you thought mindfulness was for only the most spiritually liberated, think again. This traditional meditation practice has rustled up a storm recently amongst those seeking respite from the everyday pandemonium modern life entails. Over the last few years mindfulness has gained momentum with organisations including Google, the Home Office, Transport For London, and the…
Cervicogenic & Sinus Headaches explained
Cervicogenic Headaches are the result of an injury or problems to the neck. This article follows on from our previous blog post on Tension Headaches. Symptoms: are usually a type of pain that is dull and achy around the base of the skull or one or both sides of the head. There may be a…