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...becomes different. It is an inevitable part of life, whether it is a change in a job (moving to a new job, changing to a new computer operating system, moving to a new desk), a change in a relationship (new partner or colleague, death of a family member) or a change in life circumstances (retirement, redundancy, birth of a child, changes to physical and mental health)....

...becoming the norm. Climate change, the technological impact of AI, future pandemics, and political/economic upheavals, are likely to disrupt societies and individuals in the future. Adapting to this context requires flexibility in coping with such disruptions effectively and without the certainty of what such problems will look like in the future. Psychological...

...becoming tired. FTL schemes only consider the time element of duty and the number of sections flown. No adjustments are made for ambient weather conditions, types of approaches made, or other stressors (e.g., technical issues) which can add to the amount of fatigue experienced by flight crew during flight. Disrupted sleep patterns over the longer-term lead to poor health...

...become overwhelmed and unable to function, they can also stop us from engaging with the climate and ecological crisis. But what happens when these defences no longer hold back the reality? This is when we can experience eco-anxiety. What is eco-anxiety? Eco-anxiety is increasingly common, the term is even used by popular media, but what does it mean? There are various...