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The election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States was a shock to many in the US and around the world. What do we know about the psychology of this divisive candidate and his followers
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Therapists in New York are reporting rising numbers of Trump-induced anxiety attacks, and in the UK the US election has never been more scrutinised and worried about
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Aware E8 is a Hackney space available for the use of mental health organisations. Natalie Bookatz hopes it will help awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness in the UK
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Rae Ritchie didn't know how to find a counsellor to help her. Now she believes the wrong person can do more harm than good
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Leaving care comes as a harsh shock to many young people, who are largely left to support themselves. Storeys is a social entreprise that supports care leavers' emotional wellbeing
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The Hastings coroner agreed that Sally Brampton, author of Shoot the Damned Dog, took her own life. Could our health services have done more to help?
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What do therapists think and feel about their clients? Psychotherapist Susie Orbach (pictured with welldoing.org's Louise Chunn) opens up in In Therapy, out next week
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I never had unconditional acceptance from my mother, but with therapy I am finally experiencing what that feels like, writes Clara Bridges
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Leanne Brookes' anxiety symptoms are magnified by reading about violent and threatening stories in the news, so she has disconnected from current affairs to preserve her mental health
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When OCD symptoms returned two years after her breakdown, Bea Mitchell feared she was back in her old, bad situation. But now she knew how to respond
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