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Feeling of self-hatred haunted Louise Brown through childhood and adolescence, but encouraged by Fixers she has found help through writing poetry
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Visiting child porn sites does not always mean that the viewer is a paedophile. StopSO is a network of professionals that aims to help such people and their families
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We've developed a new questionnaire to help adolescents or their parents or carers find the right therapist for their needs
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As soon as you say you have PTSD, people want to know what happened to you, rather than how you are right now posts Nina Phoenix
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Understanding what triggers angry feelings can help you cope, posts Jane McGregor, author of Coping with Aggressive Behaviour
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We think of dementia as something that affects people in old age, but familial Alzheimers can strike people as young as 30 writes Christina MacDonald
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The General Election is on Thursday, but many are still undecided how to vote. Louise Chunn looks at how we make decisions, and asks how politics enters the therapy room
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The author has been diagnosed with PTSD and her distress is sometimes clear. But not many friends notice and think to say "Are you OK?"
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Therapy needs to come into the 21st century by making booking and payment easier and online. Philippa Perry's videos explain why welldoing.org's system is great for clients and therapists
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Many people find it difficult to be assertive. Setting healthy boundaries can be the first steps to feeling you can take charge posts psychologist Jane McGregor
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