Dr Nick Baylis - How taking a break can help to improve your well-being

Dr Nick Baylis

"I'm Dr Nick Baylis and for the past fifteen years I've studied the hows and whys of lives that go particularly well - healthy, happy and accomplished on all major fronts. The evidence is so strong and clear, that I can gladly say: invest in your well-being by taking frequent breaks to explore inspirational England."

Dr Nick Baylis has lectured in 'the skills of well-being' at Cambridge University for seven years and has written 100 columns for The Times as Dr FeelGood.

Breaks and well-being go hand in hand

Breaks and well-being go hand in hand

You don't need much money or even time to take a really revitalising break. The good Doctor gives us six reasons why taking a break can impact the lives around you as well as your own.

How do you take better breaks?

Taking better breaks

Taking refreshing breaks is a skill worth building; here are six rules of thumb to help you take better breaks.

Six excuses for not taking a break

Six excuses for not taking a break

It's all too easy to find a reason not to make time for yourself, recognising ways to counter this is the first step to taking better breaks.

How do you fill your lunch break?

How do you spend your lunch break?

As a nation it seems we're not very good at taking a break at lunchtime. Click on the link below to tell us how you usually spend your lunch break.

 

Let us know how you fill your lunch break
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