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As vaccination programs begin to pick up speed across the world, the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic will be critical to ensuring that we redesign our society into a more equitable and incl...

On the 24th of July WOW will be joining communities across the world in celebrating International Self-Care Day.

Self-care is all about the important role you play in your own health. Whether exercis...

Many of us have trouble understanding and using information provided by organisations. We can also have trouble navigating complicated systems like healthcare services. When we use jargon, technical t...

WOW is a member of the The Self-Care Trailblazer Group (SCTG)  a global coalition of partners dedicated to advancing the evidence, practice, learning and policy landscape of self-care for sexual and r...

Addressing health literacy in a coordinated way has the potential to increase the safety, quality and sustainability of health systems by enabling and empowering consumers to make effective decisions ...

Establishing Self Care as a global policy priority to improve health outcomes and address the sustainability of health systems around the world is both necessary and achievable. However achieving Self...

Dr. Sarah Woodhouse talks to us about Trauma and her new book, You're Not Broken. The hidden trauma that holds back so many people.

She says, in one way or another, we all carry trauma. It can manife...

Despite Self Care remaining lacking from Public Policy there is a growing body of evidence and emerging studies being undertaken by research institutions into how Self Care practices form a vital part...

They are the people who sacrifice to better the lives of others — social workers, doctors, lived experience advocates, psychologists, teachers, nurses, firefighters and police officers, just to name a...

Jonathan Wilson shares his lived experience story in the 2021 cohort of WOW Self Care School. He talks to bullying in the workplace, trauma, mental health and the need for embedding self care in daily...