Kathryn Wheeler

Happiful • 3rd March 2020

Streetvets: Vets in a time of need

Through tough times, animals can become our sanctuary. But what happens when we can’t offer them the same back? StreetVet is a charity providing free vet services to homeless people across the UK. From microchips to major surgery, we found out more about the work that this life-changing organisation does.

Happiful Magazine • 5th April 2022

Misdiagnosis: The journey to understanding yourself

Lizzy Adas’s story begins in 2008, when she was 22 years old. She was working as a manager for a pub chain, and recalls how she would go from feeling great, breezing through work, to suddenly hitting a brick wall, and spiralling into a whirlwind of depression. That was the start of what would become a 13-year journey to a diagnosis

Happiful Magazine • 25th November 2021

The truth about work-life balance

'Work-life balance’, it’s a phrase we’re confronted with constantly when talking about wellbeing, but often it can feel beyond reach. Many of us know that mastering this juggling act will, supposedly, boost our wellbeing and unlock a new level of freedom, happiness, and resilience.

Happiful • 30th January 2021

Secrets from the boudoir | January 2021

Silk, shadows, and silhouettes: we speak to a boudoir photographer to find out what we can learn about body confidence and self-love from this delicate, deeply sensual artform.

Happiful Magazine • 19th November 2021

How to confront diet talk

It might happen on lunch breaks in the staff room, while eating out with friends, or seemingly out of nowhere from, sometimes, well-meaning relatives – and over time, diet talk can really grind us down.

Happiful Magazine • 4th February 2022

Hairdressing students get suicide prevention training

As part of their college training, barbering and hairdressing students in Devon are learning how to spot the signs someone is struggling, step in, and offer support

Happiful Magazine • 15th February 2022

What is social capital?

There are countless viral quotes that say something along the lines of, if you’re rich in friendship you’re rich for life – the point being that our connections enhance our lives in ways other factors can only just scratch the surface. But behind the greeting-card-ready soppiness, is the foundation of a very real sociological concept.

Happiful • 30th January 2021

Discover the power of 'pottering'

30th January 2021

What is 'surge capacity'?

Happiful • 11th May 2020

Bath: The hometown of wellness

Happiful • 11th May 2020

Going global: Mental health around the world

Happiful • 11th May 2020

Yoga: Some like it hot

Metro • 2nd June 2018

What happens when you introduce a sex doll into your relationship?

Standing at 135cm tall, with a functioning vagina, anus, mouth, and soft-to-the-touch silicone skin, Meghan has been in Scott’s life for five years.