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27Jan

New Survey Reveals Schizophrenia is Still Misunderstood

Welldoing

schizophrenia

Mind

A new survey by St Andrew's Healthcare has revealed that complex mental health disorders like schizophrenia are still hugely misunderstood
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22Jan

Why Are So Many Millennials in Therapy? Our Event with the BACP

Welldoing

event, millennials, therapy

Mind

Welldoing.org's event with the BACP was a sold-out success – here's what we learned about Millennials and therapy
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15Jan

Early Miscarriage Can Result in PTSD For One in Six Women

Welldoing

bereavement, body, counselling, grief, health, loss, miscarriage, PTSD, therapy, women

Mind

According to a new UK study, women who have experienced miscarriage struggle with anxiety and depression and would benefit from counselling for PTSD
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15Jan

Anxious About Being Anxious? Here's What You Can Do

Joshua Fletcher

anxiety, self, wellbeing

Mind

If we struggle with chronic anxiety, it is common to become scared of anxious feelings. But this only makes the problem worse. Author Joshua Fletcher explores what you can do to escape the negative cycle
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30Dec

How Cindy Found Herself Through Therapy

Angela Neustatter

childhood, experienceoftherapy, trauma

Mind

Living with the scars of childhood pain, Cindy turned to therapy to help her discover herself
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27Dec

How to Untangle Unhelpful Coping Mechanisms

Dr Steven C. Hayes

ACT, anxiety, depression, psychology, self

Mind

Psychological rigidity is common across all mental health difficulties and can lead to patterns of behaviour that don't serve your best interests. Dr Steven C. Hayes explains
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04Dec

OurBrainBank's Patient Power Helps Empower People With Cancer

Louise Chunn

campaign, cancer, charity, health, illness

Mind

OurBrainBank, just launched in the UK, is an app that allows people with glioblastoma to track their synptoms and treatment, which helps them feel less powerless, and contributes to scientific understanding of their disease
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06Nov

Therapy Helped Me Come Back to Life After Military Trauma

Walking With The Wounded

experienceoftherapy, men, PTSD

Mind

Walking With The Wounded helps ex-military service people like Neil recover from PTSD and psychological trauma
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22Oct

5 Reasons to Travel Abroad for Mental Health Treatment

Dawn Thailand

addiction, SPONSOREDCONTENT

Mind

For clients looking for in-clinic treatment for addiction and mental health issues, travelling abroad to Thailand can make good economic sense for mental health treatment
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25Sep

What I Want Others Struggling with Depression to Know

Ross Lacey

depression, men, mensmentalhealth

Mind

Ross Lacey's experience of depression started in adolescence and continued into young adulthood. Eventually, he found things to help him through.
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