Tag Archives: kindness

By Natalie Stockdale (Resilience Coach & Author of the Campfire for the Heart book series)   Ah, the festive season – a time for laughter, joy, and celebration. But let’s be real – it can also bring some stress and… Continue Reading >

The simple joys of childhood—days spent in play and wonder—bring an enduring magic where imagination whisks children away into their whimsical little worlds. As parents, observing these moments is one of life’s most precious experiences. Watching our children quietly engage… Continue Reading >

A big part of my work involves supporting mothers as they reconcile their needs and ambitions as women with their family commitments. What we usually tackle first is the GUILT monster. The one that shows up when they raise their… Continue Reading >

Quite a few years ago I was listening to talk back radio on a long road trip to help keep me awake and alert. The radio announcer was talking about relationships between estranged parents and children and was inviting people… Continue Reading >

Listening to a podcast recently where Hugh Mackay, a social psychologist and author of ‘The Kindness Revolution’, was being interviewed, he spoke about how humans are wired to be kind. He says “To be kind – always and to everyone –… Continue Reading >

Christmas time is seen as the time of giving.  We celebrate it as ‘the happiest time of the year’.  But, have we lost a bit of the childlike joy that comes with Christmas?  Are we focusing on the wrong things? … Continue Reading >

Media kindly brought to you by Sudocrem   Have you ever found yourself captivated by a heartfelt story of how a random act of kindness helped make a difference in someone’s life? We become enamored by the details of how… Continue Reading >

When people pass away you find out things you didn’t know about them before. I find eulogies interesting because you always learn something about someone that you thought you knew well but there’s always something you didn’t know – even… Continue Reading >

Violence against women is preventable because we know that the cycle of violence starts with disrespect. Violence stems from sexist attitudes and disrespect of women and girls such as: that women and girls aren’t as good as men and boys, don’t deserve… Continue Reading >

  Today we welcome back a familiar face, For anyone who may not not know who Dr Justin Coulson is, which I don’t think there would be many at all, Justin is one Australia’s most trusted and respected parenting experts… Continue Reading >