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Wine, Women & Sickness

How many of us have laughed out loud at Bridget Jones drowning her sorrows with yet another glass of chardonnay? And then realising that it’s an all too familiar scene in our lives?

Image: Martin Davidson

"Life is not always pretty or easy and everybody needs at least one person around them who is honest and respectful, especially when things are hard." 

Finding it a bit tricky with your tween or teenager? Parent Teen coach, Debbie Bushell, dishes out some good advice.

Movie Review: Hope Springs

Reviewed by Kate Lippiatt.

Christmas Cheer?

Trying to conceive?
Naturopathic Medicine Physician, Chevonne Clasen, discusses how to overcome fertility problems naturally.

Experiencing life with a baby or remember when you did? You'll enjoy this article by Sharon Thompson: Balance - it's the new dream.

DV: One Woman's Story. Image: Hazel Buckley

Making the most of what you get. Dr Ann O’Neill, Janette Philp and Michelle Nazaroff and their stories of success through adversity. By Monique Mulligan

Whoever it was that helped you on your journey, who gave you the encouragement and support to reach the destination you are at today, find a way to say thank you.

Movie Review: This Means War. 

So what is this thing called love?
As Aristotle said "Love is a single soul inhabiting two bodies".

Amanda Spurling looks into what happens when your parents need looking after and the caring roles are reversed.

Find out exactly what a Men's Shed is and the difference it's making to the lives of men all around the country.

Book Review: Friendship Bread by Darien Gee. Reviewed by Lezly Herbert. "Treat yourself."

Sexuality, by Diana Nason. "I am constantly amazed at the number of middle aged women finally finding the courage to admit their true sexuality and join the lesbian community, usually after having raised their children."

Book Review: Destiny, by Louise Bagshawe. Reviewed by Melanie Hearse.

Care for Carers - the people looking after others need looking after too.

Assertiveness and the importance of 'YOU' time. What are your five most important things?

You know how there’s no user guide that comes with having children?  Well just when you think you are almost becoming an expert in parenting you find there is no user guide for cutting the apron strings as they become young independent adults either. By Pamela Weatherill.

Life Q&A:

What do you do when someone you know is in an abusive relationship? Psychologist Kathrine Selmer Johansen offers suggestions and helps to explain why your friend stays.

Serena Nathan asks, "What does womanhood mean to women today? "

Feeling stressed? Let the tips here help.