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How Plants Can Improve Your Everyday Wellbeing

Houseplants have long fascinated scientists and plant lovers alike, not only for their beauty but for the way they can subtly influence our well-being. Early research and later studies helped spark our understanding of how plants interact with our indoor environments, even if real homes and offices behave very differently from sealed laboratory chambers.

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Listening to the future: Why our children deserve more

Written by: Diya Kanoria

I sat down alone, and I cried. I had done it. I couldn’t believe I had pulled it off. All the “business people” I spoke to all told me not to do it. They all thought I was mad. Get into teacher training and ed-tech they said.  “That makes more business sense.” “You are such a good teacher, why would you leave...

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The Age of Anxiety: What Today’s Teens Are Telling Us — and Why It Matters

Written by: Martin Coul, OTII

If you ask a teenager to describe their world right now, the words that come back aren’t “exciting” or “full of opportunity.” More often, they’re “stressful,” “hard,” even “scary.”

A recent UK survey of more than 1,100 16- and 17-year-olds, reported in The Sunday Times (UK, August 2025), shines a light on what many pa...

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