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Matt Cope and his wife sold their house, took a career break and set off to cycle round the world. The trip taught them a lot about the stages of transition and how to navigate them - here's what we all need to know.

Selan Lee reflects on the impact of her Perspectives project, Low on Spoons, Not Identity, and the conversations and people this project brought together.

Conversations about the economy can often feel reserved for people with economics degrees or a job at the Treasury. The notion of a wellbeing economy is, by definition, a simple and inclusive one that makes it accessible to all – as it should be.

Living with a chronic illness can result in changed relationships, priorities and perspectives. Selan Lee reflects on her relationship with her long-term condition.

My experience of chronic illness and how art can represent this is the driving force behind my project to develop an art exhibition to showcase intersectionality in chronic illness.

Jobs in health should be the finest, most rewarding jobs anywhere, but the NHS staff survey results paint a very different picture. Rich Taunt looks at what can be done to make sure the NHS reaches its 100th birthday.

As much as I love random acts of kindness day (and I really do), it has its limits. That might seem churlish, especially for an organisation that bangs on about the importance of kindness all the time. 

I did an eight week flexi-placement at Kaleidoscope as part of the NHS graduate management trainee scheme. I learned a lot about health and care and how an organisation can work in a different way.

Here's a 10-minute desk yoga routine Lydia devised for a project that she’s been working on. Feel free to use it, we hope that it helps get you through your day a little easier.

What puts your blood pressure up? Me? I’m pretty placid most of the time, at least until I see a misplaced apostrophe or hear yet another interviewee on the radio start every response to every question with the irritatingly unnecessary word “So…”