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‘New year, new me,’ a phrase that pops up every January, as new goals are set for a fresh start. Whether it be to eat healthier, go to the gym, study smarter or find a new job, many resolutions are made to improve our physical health, finances and work ethic. However, how often do we make resolutions for our mental health? What goals should we be setting to improve how we feel? Joining us on the line to discuss this was Dr. Fiona Barlow, Senior Research Fellow in the School of Psychology at the University of Queensland.