A recent surge of trends and Gen Z vernacular on TikTok and Reels like "Big Back" and "Body tea" incite fatphobia evocative of the early 2000s, just in a slightly different form. Many fear that society is once again, done for. How do prejudices like fatphobia affect all of us, regardless of our body type?

The struggle to prioritise our own needs and communicate them effectively is a common challenge in the workplace. But what if there was a way with which you could navigate these situations with confidence, ensuring your well-being and professional growth aren't sacrificed? That’s where self-advocacy comes in.

People throw 'adapt to change' around like it's easy. But you're dealing with a tidal wave of emotions, and everyone's advice is…well, not helpful. Let's change that.

It’s one thing to navigate conflicts with friends and family, but it’s an entirely different skill set to respond to conflict with a complete stranger in public. How would you react if someone publicly shamed you without warning? What can you do in such moments to protect your peace?

Dear beautiful you,

Yes, you!

If that’s hard to believe, then what a cruel world we live in, hey? I feel you.

It feels like we’re never quite right.
Not good enough. Not pretty enough. Not anything enough.

But you know what? Just because you aren’t “perfect” by society’s standards, doesn’t mean you aren’t enough.

Pride Month is celebrated every June to honour the 1969 Stonewall uprising in NYC and highlight the progress of the LGBTQIA+ community.

It’s no news that Pride still faces pushback from certain cultures. However, it’s proven that LGBTQIA+ individuals are at greater risk of experiencing mental health issues.

Learn how your celebration of Pride can contribute to the well-being of yourself and the community.