Happiful Magazine
Happiful magazine wants to break the stigma of mental health. This is done by shining a light on the positivity and support that needs to be available for everyone, no matter their situation. The magazine has many inspirational real-life stories and interviews all of which cover the topic of creating a healthier society.
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Happiful Information
- Frequency:Monthly, 12 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 88 (2 in stock)
- Barcode:977251437301788
- Related Topics: Health , Health , Inclusivity , Mental Health , Wellbeing
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About Happiful Magazine
The goal of this magazine is to raise awareness and break the stigma of mental health. Happiful magazine was created by two enthusiastic sisters, Emma and Aimi who wanted to help people who were looking for support with their mental health and general wellbeing. There are many helpful tips which are aimed at helping you with your happiness and improving your mental health. The goal of the magazine is to create a platform which promotes a healthier and more sustainable society. Ending the stigma of mental health and mental illness is an important topic that needs to be addressed soon rather than later. Having poor mental health is not a something to be ashamed about, Happiful magazine is dedicated to providing quality features that discuss this topic extensively. The magazine shares several stories and experiences to show that anyone can be affected regardless of the background. The writers of the magazine are clearly passionate about their work. Happiful has many techniques that help you connect to professional help, or learning how to build friendships within the office, all with the goal of improving mental health.
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