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23Feb

Meet the Therapist: Karyn Moloney

Karyn Moloney

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Eastbourne therapist Karyn Moloney says our "combination of articles, resources and payment facilities are a fantastic asset in running my practice"
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19Feb

Is My Drinking a Problem?

Lyn Reed

addiction, alcohol, health, relationships, therapy

Therapists

For many of us, drinking is part of our lives that we don't really question. But when does drinking become a problem? Therapist Lyn Reed explores
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16Feb

Meet the Therapist: Nigel Beaumont

Nigel Beaumont

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Welldoing.org therapist Nigel Beaumont wants people to know that therapy isn't "a last resort, but another resource to help tackle a complex and often unforgiving world"
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13Feb

Living with the Bear: The Long-Term Impact of Childhood Difficulties

Marie Fernandes

abuse, anxiety, childhood, depression, parenting

Therapists

The roots of common mental health difficulties like anxiety and depression can often be found in childhood experiences. Therapist Marie Fernandes explores
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11Feb

Meet the Therapist: Samantha Carbon

Samantha Carbon

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Therapists

Samantha Carbon enjoys accompanying clients on their "voyage of discovery"
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09Feb

Meet the Therapist: Douglas Nicholson

Douglas Nicholson

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Douglas Nicholson, a therapist in Edinburgh and one of welldoing.org's long-term members: "I'm in awe of welldoing.org's hands on energy and commitment"
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08Feb

How to Support a Child or Teenager Who Self-Harms

Lizzie Prince

child, children, family, father, mother, parenting, selfharm, teenagers

Therapists

To mark Children's Mental Health week, child and adolescent psychotherapist Lizzie Prince explains her work with young people who self-harm
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07Feb

When ‘Bouncing Back’ and ‘Pushing On' Stops Working

Jacky Francis Walker

stress, therapy, work

Therapists

Therapist Jacky Francis Walker explores what 'burnout' really means and how it can eventually strike even the most energetic hard workers
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06Feb

Hostiles: A Realistic Portrait of Long-Term Relationships?

Ajay Khandelwal

films, relationships

Therapists

Psychoanalyst Ajay Khandelwal considers what new movie Hostiles might be able to teach us about long-term relationships
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02Feb

Meet the Therapist: Nigel Moyse

Nigel Moyse

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Therapists

Oxford-trained and based therapist Nigel Moyse gets a kick out of helping others, and often recommends popular books and apps to his clients
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