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Wellbeing and Mental Health
Here's how to bounce back from failure
Failure is inevitable - but feeling like a failure can cause depression, research shows. Exercise, journalling and emotional support can help build resilience.
Lowri is a Lecturer in Psychological Interventions at the University of Central Lancashire. Lowri's area of interest is in Positive Psychology and the Science of Happiness.
Failure is inevitable - but feeling like a failure can cause depression, research shows. Exercise, journalling and emotional support can help build resilience.
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