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13Jun

3 Steps to Find a Therapist

Welldoing

therapy

Mind

Just 3 simple steps can set you on the road to better mental health. We can help find the best therapist for you
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12Jun

How Do I Know Which Type of Therapy is Right for Me?

Alice McGurran

anxiety, cbt, counselling, depression, emdr, hypnotherapy, PTSD, therapy, trauma

Mind

There are hundreds of different types of therapy, and many of us are confused about how to choose. Alice McGurran outlines the different options
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22May

What Should Be Done About Suicides in Schools?

Anonymous

education, school, suicide, teenagers, youth

Mind

An individual who works with school pupils writes about the horror of suicide for teenagers who have lost schoolmates in this way, and what should be done about it
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17May

Dementia and Music: Changing How We Care

Music As Therapy International

care, dementia, health, music, society

Mind

Only a small number of people with dementia have access to music therapy, but it can have a hugely beneficial effect on them
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16May

Why Do Some People Get More Stressed Than Others?

Alice McGurran

brain, childhood, emotions, health, neuroscience, relationships, self, stress, wellbeing

Mind

Stress is the focus for this year's Mental Health Awareness Week. We all experience some stress, but why do some people cope and others can't. Alice McGurran explains
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03May

How CBT Counselling for OCD Helped Me Forgive Myself

Alexander Venville

anxiety, cbt, divorce, marriage, OCD, therapy

Mind

After the break down of his marriage, Alexander Venville - who has OCD - struggled to let go of feelings of guilt and blame
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01May

Wellcome Book Prize 2018 Winner: To Be a Machine

Welldoing

Wellcomebookprize

Mind

Mark O'Connell's exploration of transhumanism won this year's Wellcome Book Prize
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24Apr

The Psychology of Addiction: Why Do Some People Get Addicted and Not Others?

Jenny Svanberg

addiction, alcohol, brain, drugs, self, society

Mind

We equate drugs with addiction because earlier studies were biased to appear that way. Modern opinions about drug addiction are very different posts author Jenny Svanberg
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20Apr

Wellcome Book Prize 2018: The Butchering Art

Louise Chunn

Wellcomebookprize

Mind

The story of how Joseph Lister transformed medicine in the Victorian days with his invention of antiseptic protocol is a finalist in the Wellcome Book Prize 2018
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16Apr

Susie Orbach's In Therapy: A Client's View

Clara Bridges

therapy

Mind

Mental health blogger and therapy client Clara Bridges hears Susie Orbach speak in Cambridge about her book In Therapy
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