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In the 7th of our series of interviews with agony aunts, Mary Fenwick talks about offering advice through Psychologies magazine and website
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Therapist and author Nick Duffell on the subject of how much therapists can acknowledge politics in the treatment of their clients
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The Wellcome Book Prize celebrates works of fiction and non-fiction that touch on the subjects of science, medicine and health. The 2017 shortlist was announced today
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You can feel depressed when everyone you around you is lifted by the change of seasons and the sun is shining. Renowned author and psychotherapist Philippa Perry explains why
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Hope Virgo spent part of her teens in hospital being treated for anorexia. Now she has published a book on the subject, in the hope of helping others with eating disorders
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Our brand-new booking and payment system is proving hugely popular with clients. For therapists it makes running your business easier and more convenient says Louise Chunn
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The relationship between client and therapist can be extremely close. But does using Google to dig deeper make it dangerous asks client Clara Bridges
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Teenage girls seem to be under more pressure these days, but also channelled into narrow areas. Agnes is a new website that aims to open up their world and improve their sense of wellbeing
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Driving yourself to achieve at any cost is not always the best thing for your mental health and your relationships with others says pscyhologist and author Mike McKinney
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Author and academic Ayelet Waldman tried microdosing with LSD to combat her wildly changing moods. A Really Good Day is the diary relating her experience
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