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Rosamund Dean is a journalist and author with a special interest in human behaviour and relatable wellness. Previously deputy editor of Grazia, she writes for The Times, Telegraph, Women’s Health and Vogue. She is the founder of popular wellness Substack, Well Well Well, as well as author of Mindful Drinking: How Cutting Down Can Change Your Life, and Reconstruction: How to Rebuild Your Body, Mind & Life After Breast Cancer.

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I Got Naked with Total Strangers and Learned More Than I Expected

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By Katy Regan, Rebecca Lewis, Rosamund Dean Verified
| theallbright.com
When a friend invited Katy Regan to a nudist sauna on a Tuesday evening, she said yes out of curiosity. What happened next had nothing to do her body but added plenty to what she thought about friendship and human connection. Will she go again? Lizzo said it best when she captioned a nude selfie for a Dove campaign: "Let's Get Real Y'all." For her, nudity has never been about exhibitionism.
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Nonna Knows Best: Why the Italian Grandmother Is the Ultimate Wellness Icon

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By Rosamund Dean Verified, Katy Regan, Rebecca Lewis
| theallbright.com
There is something very funny about the fact that, after years of wellness culture insisting we biohack ourselves into oblivion, Gen Z has finally landed on the revolutionary idea of behaving like an Italian grandmother. This is nonnamaxxing, a social media movement inspired by the habits of Italian nonne. Cooking proper meals, walking everywhere, gardening, taking naps, lingering over coffee and prioritising family over inbox zero.
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Is Wellness Culture Toxic for Young Women?

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By Rosamund Dean Verified, Freddie Harrel, Claire Cohen
| theallbright.com
There’s something unsettling in the way the world now talks to young women about their bodies, minds and lifestyles. Swaddled in linen co-ords and matcha froth, arranged in immaculate Instagram grids, it calls itself “wellness”. But what’s really being sold to girls is a bleakly rebranded version of vigilance, scrutiny and anxiety. Now that I’m 45, and have been through (happily, successful) treatment for breast cancer, I’m certainly interested in wellness - in the sense of not being unwell again.
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