On our blog: research on cycle, sleep, mood and everyday life, explained clearly.
Four in-depth articles that carry our core promise.
Bio-Tracking & MindfulnessBody Intuition vs Sleep Trackers: Why Scores Deceive You8 min read
Cycle Biology & Daily LifeUnderstanding the 4 Cycle Phases as Inner Seasons9 min read
Neuroscience & IntuitionThe Science of Gut Feelings: Biology of Interoception8 min read
Atmosphere & Hormone HealthWeather Sensitivity & Your Cycle: How Pressure and Light Affect You8 min readWe explain research and social developments in clear language, with traceable sources, visible limitations and no medical advice.
Clearly contextualised perspectives for your own rhythm, without rigid rules and with transparent sources.
BodySeasons is now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. The app brings a personal cycle calendar together with mood, energy, sleep, movement, nutrition and other everyday signals – without pressure to track perfectly.
Feeling swamped by messages, alerts and always-on work tools? Research shows workplace digital overload may heighten job and occupation insecurity. Here is what that link means and what you can notice in your own workday.
Many workers feel unsure about how their wellbeing at work connects to daily output. A new research effort is exploring what kinds of organized support may help. Here is what the evidence framework tells us so far and what you can notice in your own day.
Replaying the same worry in your head can quietly lower how good life feels and make social media harder to put down. A survey of 402 vocational college students linked rumination to emotion regulation difficulties and heavier social media use, both paths toward lower wellbeing.
Discover how practicing self-compassion strengthens psychological resilience, creating a vital emotional buffer against daily stress and past adversity to protect your overall mental health and emotional well-being.
Transnational young people live with ties to several languages, cultures, or countries. On social media, they choose which parts of life to share. This article explains what they can shape, where platforms set limits, and how adults can respond with curiosity.
Time studies show how many hours people spend on housework, care and planning. They do not capture every thought or every responsibility. This article explains the main figures in clear language and shows where their limits lie.
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