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When we don’t feel safe our sense of overall wellbeing is affected from our health to our relationships. Sometimes it’s as significant as feeling safe again after a traumatic event or simply making sure that as we get older we feel confident our needs are being met.
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From financial safety to psychological security, we explore how our sense of safety can impact on our wellbeing.
Continue readingThe average Australian has a score of about 75. How does your wellbeing compare, and what can you do to improve?
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As humans, we feed off our connection to others and need healthy relationships to thrive. So how do our relationships affect our wellbeing?
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When volunteers “give back” they may receive much more in return – a happiness boost.
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The latest findings of the Australian Unity Wellbeing Index show just how well people have handled the unprecedented challenges of a global pandemic.
Read more—Suzanne Leckie, Country Fire Authority (CFA), on how safety impacts wellbeing
When we think of “wellbeing”, we often think about it in terms of our physical health. But it’s so much more than that.
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