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Seeing is Believing by Susie Elelman
The eyes are the mirror of the soul
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Love
Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye – H. Jackson Brown Jnr.
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Anxiety and Stress Buster
Our lives have changed in an unprecedented way. I am sure you have heard this time and time again recently.
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Susie Elelman: How I am coping amid the COVID-19 pandemic
When the going gets tough, the tough get going – I’m sure when Joseph Kennedy, father of US President John F Kennedy, coined that proverb back in 1960s, he could never ...
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Unwinding, with Susie Elelman
Do you find it hard to switch off when you finish work?
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Rebated Access to a Psychologist for Those Living in Rural Areas
On 1 November 2017, the Better Access initiative was expanded to include telehealth consultations to improve access to mental health services for people in regional, ...
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Celebrating Women – My Idols and Why, by Susie Elelman
We all know women should be venerated every day but like Mothers’ Day, a particularly special day each year has been set aside in deference to women.
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How I Stay Young; Age Is Just A Number
Age is simply a chronological indication of how long you’ve been on earth; it has nothing to do with how young you actually feel.
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