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Knitting and Burnout: Resources for Burnout Prevention and Recovery

Knitting and Burnout: Resources for Burnout Prevention and Recovery

by Dr Paula Redmond | May 22, 2026 | Burnout, Collections, Knitting

Burnout has become such a familiar part of modern life that many of us barely notice when we’re slipping into it. We tell ourselves we’re just tired, stressed, stretched a bit thin. We keep going. Push through. Carry on. Until one day we realise that what once felt...
Knitting, wellbeing and mental health research – Journal Club roundup

Knitting, wellbeing and mental health research – Journal Club roundup

by Dr Paula Redmond | Apr 27, 2026 | Knitting, Podcast, Research

One of the things we are really passionate about is exploring the research into the links between knitting, wellbeing and mental health. We know from our personal experience, clinical work and the Why I Knit conversations that knitting enriches our wellbeing and...
Knitting for exam stress: surviving exam season one stitch at a time

Knitting for exam stress: surviving exam season one stitch at a time

by Dr Mia Hobbs | Apr 27, 2026 | Knitting, Wellbeing

As a clinical psychologist who specialises in working with teenagers, I support many young people and their parents through revision and exams at this time of year. While it is tempting to press pause on life and focus only on study, my advice is not to give up your...
Podcast episodes about knitting and ADHD

Podcast episodes about knitting and ADHD

by Dr Paula Redmond | Jan 30, 2026 | Attention, Collections, Knitting, Podcast

Many people with ADHD describe living with a restless, fast-moving mind – alongside a deep capacity for creativity, focus, and connection when the conditions are right. Knitting often becomes part of that story, not as a cure or strategy to “fix” attention, but...
Blogs about knitting and attention

Blogs about knitting and attention

by Dr Paula Redmond | Jan 30, 2026 | Attention, Collections, Knitting

Many people come to knitting because they feel restless, distracted, or overwhelmed – even if they wouldn’t describe themselves as having “attention difficulties”. In a world designed to fragment focus, knitting can offer a way to anchor attention without force,...
Swap mindless scrolling for mindful knitting

Swap mindless scrolling for mindful knitting

by Dr Mia Hobbs | Jan 18, 2026 | Attention, Knitting, Wellbeing

Could you swap scrolling for knitting? If you have started 2026 with a New Year’s resolution to spend less time on your phone, you are not alone. Many people want to swap their habit of scrolling mindlessly on social media for another activity that feels calmer and...
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