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The double mask: Why neurodivergent women are burning out twice as fast

The double mask: Why neurodivergent women are burning out twice as fast

by Phoebe Huzij | May 23, 2026 | In Your Head, In Your Head top story, other stories

Samantha Garstin remembers the moment with brutal clarity. Open-plan office. Fluorescent lights humming overhead. Phones ringing. Keyboards clacking. Her manager was hovering near her desk, waiting for an answer she couldn’t form because her brain had completely...
Cycle syncing was supposed to help you listen to your body – now it’s another thing to perfect

Cycle syncing was supposed to help you listen to your body – now it’s another thing to perfect

by Nina Brooksbank | May 23, 2026 | In Your Body, In Your Body top story, other stories

One week, you’re smashing workouts, booking spin classes and feeling like you’ve finally got your life together.  Next, you’re skipping the gym, cancelling those classes and wondering why you’ve suddenly lost all discipline.  It’s the same schedule, with the...
The fear of rest: why slowing down feels impossible

The fear of rest: why slowing down feels impossible

by Leah Massingham | May 23, 2026 | In Your Head, In Your Head top story, other stories

There’s a particular kind of anxiety that creeps in the second you stop doing something productive. You sit down to rest and suddenly your brain starts behaving like an aggressive middle manager. Shouldn’t you answer that email? Fold that washing? Finish that...
Designed to drain: Why the 9-5 was never built for women

Designed to drain: Why the 9-5 was never built for women

by Phoebe Huzij | May 23, 2026 | In Your Body, In Your Body top story, other stories

Some days, you hit 3 PM and you’re still firing. Other days, you hit 3 PM and your brain has left the building. You’ve done the coffees, the walks, the deep breaths. Nothing works. Meanwhile, Dave from HR sails past your desk looking irritatingly fresh...
What women globally (including you) are getting wrong about workplace resilience

What women globally (including you) are getting wrong about workplace resilience

by Asya Bakr | May 22, 2026 | In Your Head, In Your Head top story, other stories

Talia Sparks’ heart was hammering so hard she could feel it in her throat.  It was 9 pm, and her office, which had long emptied, seemed to be tormenting her with the hum of its faulty air conditioner.  It didn’t help that her head was throbbing like it...
The office housekeeper: why non-promotable tasks are the silent killer of your career. 

The office housekeeper: why non-promotable tasks are the silent killer of your career. 

by Leah Massingham | May 22, 2026 | In You Workplace top story, In Your Workplace, other stories

There’s a particular kind of workplace magic trick that still works in 2026, and it’s this: a group of people produce the same outcome, but one group gets rewarded, and the other group gets stuck booking the meeting room, organising the leaving card, and taking notes...
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