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After over millennia of slow progress from the wheel to the printing press, mankind has finally made it to the ‘Information Age’, an era where data is an invaluable resource, and leveraging it equates power. In such a setting, it is only natural to be wary of the technologies that enable the use of theseRead more

I work within CAMHS NHS London as a Consultant, and lead a large service of child adolescent and family clinical psychologists. There was no time to prepare for anything but emergency measures going into lockdown. We were not allowed to continue clinical meetings, since we could not sit in a room together for more thanRead more

Eat a rainbow – if you do find yourself with a little extra time, learn to put some recipes together that feature real food – lots of colours are good! Colourful veg especially means that you are getting a good range of nutrients in the diet.  In addition, I take a bit of Magnesium (calming) aRead more

“I have a head stand, a piece of wood with a stick in the middle going up with brackets to support it and a little bit of wire at the top,” she says. “I just place bits of clay on top of bits of clay and I measure with callipers. I go backwards and forwardsRead more

The article is kindly provided by Sandra Bauknecht, from her fashion blog Sandra’s Closet – www.sandrascloset.com   Fashionable face masks are in my opinion a very good thing. We need to wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and not everyone owns the materials (or has the seamstress skills) to make their own. We should allRead more