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Why Routine Eating Supports Anxiety and Mood

Anxiety and Depression, Eating DisordersBy Jodie SheratonApril 30, 2026

When anxiety is high or mood feels low, eating can become one of the first things to shift. You might skip meals without noticing, lose your appetite, feel overwhelmed by food choices, or find your eating pattern becomes irregular. Over time, this can leave you feeling even more depleted, more anxious, and less able to…

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Low Energy and Mental Health: Where to Start

Anxiety and Depression, Eating DisordersBy Jodie SheratonApril 22, 2026

Feeling constantly low on energy can be frustrating, confusing, and at times, overwhelming. It can show up as physical fatigue, mental fog, lack of motivation, or a sense that even simple tasks feel harder than they should. For many people, this experience sits at the intersection of both physical and mental health, and it is…

Anxiety and Depression at Christmas

Anxiety and DepressionBy Jodie SheratonDecember 22, 2015

Many of us associate the Christmas season as a time of joy and happiness but for many people it can be a time of stress, anxiety, disappointment or loneliness, especially for those with mental health conditions, those who have recently lost a loved one or those with feelings of isolation, financial pressures or increased family conflict.…

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