Rose Goodman joined Future Publishing in 2020 and writes across print titles and websites such as Woman&Home, Goodto and MyImperfectLife. Prior to pursuing her career as a writer, Rose obtained a degree in psychology and went on to work in adult mental health for five years at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge specifically working with people diagnosed with eating disorders, anxiety, depression and OCD. She is also fully trained in first aid and motivational interviewing, a directive, patient-style counselling approach to address ambivalence in recovery. Mental health and wellbeing are still things Rose feels incredibly passionate about and believes normalising the conversation around mental illness is something we should all actively strive to do. Rose has an MA in creative writing from the University of Brighton, and in her spare time enjoys virtual writing workshops and attending literary events. She also loves going to comedy gigs and music festivals.
Latest articles by Rose Goodman
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Virgin Media launches UK's first fitness channel for FREE family workouts
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Foods to avoid with type 2 diabetes
Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes or have been living with it for a while, one thing’s for sure – diet plays a crucial role in managing the condition.
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A BMI calculator for kids: How to work out if your child is a healthy weight
Finding it difficult to maintain your child's healthy eating and exercise during lockdown, or concerned they're not eating enough? Read on to find out how a BMI calculator can help.
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Piled on the pounds? Get back on track and drop a dress size in seven days
Fallen off the wagon? all is not lost as nutritional therapist Chris Newbold has devised the perfect to help you drop a dress size in seven days.
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Vitamin D foods: Do you know how to get your daily dose of vitamin D?
The best known way to get your daily dose is through sunlight, but that's not always easy to come by as the nights start drawing in....
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Five skin conditions associated with coronavirus, according to dermatologists
According to a new study carried out in Spain and published in the British Journal of Dermatology, five skin conditions can be linked to coronavirus.
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Fed up of dull diets? Try these low-cal instant flavour boosters
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Are eggs good for you?
A healthy staple or a recipe for high cholesterol and heart disease? Our experts give you the lowdown on this diet staple.
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Keep reaching for the snacks? These foods will stop you feeling so hungry
If you’re on a diet but find yourself wanting to reach for unhealthy snacks throughout the day, it may be down to what’s on your plate at meal times.
