The Art of Healing

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

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Vol 2 Issue 91

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 91

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Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 90

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 90

Australia

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LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 89

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 89

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 88

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 88

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 87

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 87

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 86

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 86

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 85

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 85

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 84

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 84

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 83

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 83

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 82

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 82

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 81

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 81

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 80

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 80

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 79

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 79

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 78

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 78

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 77

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 77

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 76

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 76

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 75

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 75

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 74

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 74

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 73

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 73

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 72

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 72

Australia

English (Australia)

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Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 71

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 71

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 70

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 70

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 69

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 69

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 68

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 68

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 67

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 67

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 66

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 66

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 65

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 65

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 3 Issue 64

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 64

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 2 Issue 63

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 63

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 1 Issue 62

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 62

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Vol 4 Issue 61

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 61

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Issue 60

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The Art of Healing

Issue 60

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Issue 59

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The Art of Healing

Issue 59

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Issue 58

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The Art of Healing

Issue 58

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Issue 57

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The Art of Healing

Issue 57

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September - November 2016 (56)

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September - November 2016 (56)

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

June - August 2016 (55)

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June - August 2016 (55)

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March - May 2016 (54)

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March - May 2016 (54)

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

December 2015 - February 2016 (53)

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December 2015 - February 2016 (53)

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September - November 2015

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The Art of Healing

September - November 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

June - August 2015

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The Art of Healing

June - August 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March - May 2015

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

December 2014 - February 2015

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The Art of Healing

December 2014 - February 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September - November 2014

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The Art of Healing

September - November 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

June - August 2014

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The Art of Healing

June - August 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March - May 2014

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Dec-13-Feb-14

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The Art of Healing

Dec-13-Feb-14

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Sep- Nov-13

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The Art of Healing

Sep- Nov-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Jun-Aug-13

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The Art of Healing

Jun-Aug-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

Mar-May-13

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The Art of Healing

Mar-May-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

December-February 201

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The Art of Healing

December-February 201

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September-November2012

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The Art of Healing

September-November2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

June-August 2012

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The Art of Healing

June-August 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March-May 2012

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The Art of Healing

March-May 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

December - February 2012

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The Art of Healing

December - February 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September-November 2011

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The Art of Healing

September-November 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

June-August 2011

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The Art of Healing

June-August 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March - May 2011

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

December 2010 - February 2011

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The Art of Healing

December 2010 - February 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

September 2010

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The Art of Healing

September 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

August 2010

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The Art of Healing

August 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

March-May 2010

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The Art of Healing

March-May 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.

January-February 2010

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The Art of Healing

January-February 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

Our feature in this issue is on self-care and wellness, as it seems many people still don’t really feel it’s important, or it’s a lot of fuss about nothing … that is until they get sick. So we thought we would come up with a few reasons why caring for yourself is important, which includes some good questions you can refer to when you are talking with your doctor. We have also published some more of the latest research on microplastics and forever chemicals in this magazine, both topics that are a bit concerning for many of us. Misdiagnosis is something not too from our awareness either, with some astounding information revealed by the University of Queensland regarding the diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Find out about some surprising causes for memory loss too – if you have difficulty remembering things, your mind may make the leap to Alzheimer’s disease, but that’s not the only cause for memory loss. And if you are interested in keeping a healthy mind and body – whatever your age, we have published a 30-year study on the single best diet for ageing in this issue. We are also very pleased to have included an extract from the book Broken Brains by Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland, which should be at the top of your reading list if you are interested in mental health and our healthcare systems. It covers a lot of topics - Jamila working more on interviews and research, and Rosie more from personal experience – overall its very relatable. Lots more in this issue, don’t miss checking it out – we’re still available in print and digital, single issues or one and two year subscriptions.