Published on 5th November 2021
People all over the world have been using plant oils for their health for centuries as a good component of holistic care that enhances both physical and emotional wellbeing of a person. This approach is known as aromatherapy. Aromatherapy is a type of complementary therapy that uses essential oils where the oils can be used by itself or may accompany medical treatment of different health conditions.
Published on 27th October 2021
Our environment around us is changing day by day. There are more diseases, more pollution, more stress and so on. Is it because nature is changing? Or is it because of human activities? It’s now time to think and start acting. I think the simple way to get rid of all these problems, is to just ‘LOVE OUR NATURE’.
Published on 4th October 2021
My dad was always known as the life and soul of the party. If there was any noise my dad was at the centre of it. He would joke with adults and have us kids screaming with laughter as he chased us around. He was big and noisy and full of life. He was the first to speak up and defend others and always stood his ground knowing how to fight well with words.
Published on 28th September 2021
Human beings are always in the pursuit of happiness. At this very difficult time of the pandemic, how can one become positive and happy?
The American Psychological Association (n.d.) defined happiness as a sense of satisfaction, joy, and wellbeing. Scientifically, happiness refers to hedonia which means the presence of positive emotions such as comfort, hope, inspiration, and pleasure and the absence of negative emotions (Nelson-Coffey, 2021).
Published on 20th September 2021
Immunization is one of the most critical directions in public health over the world. Vaccination combats highly contagious, poorly treatable diseases with the severe course and dangerous consequences, often having a lethal outcome. The development and introduction of vaccines has helped to reduce the number of infections and eradicate others. Nowadays, the topic is in top public discussions in all social networks due to the COVID pandemic.
Published on 31st August 2021
Access to mental health services in New Zealand are poor in the younger population where mental health issues are identified relatively easily and people are actively seeking support. In our elderly population these mental health issues are harder to identify. Our elderly come from a culture where mental health issues are not readily accepted and so it is less common for us to see those suffering from anxiety and depression actively seeking help for their symptoms.
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