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18Jun

5 Things That Help Me Cope With Depression

Andy Salkeld

depression, experienceoftherapy, mensmentalhealth, tips

Mind

Andy Salkeld considers starting therapy the best decision he ever made – here, he shares his five ways of managing long-term depression
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17Jun

iCAAD Online 2020: Two Days of Top Quality Training and Events For Therapists

iCAAD

addiction, CPD, SPONSOREDCONTENT, therapists, therapisttips, therapy

Mind

The popular and respected iCAAD conference will be held online in July, and the price for tickets is sharply reduced, especially for therapists whose income has been badly affected by the Covid-19 crisis
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17Jun

Why Are Therapists So Fascinating To Their Clients?

Joanna Briscoe

books, experienceoftherapy, therapists

Mind

Shielded from view by necessary confidentiality and ethical boundaries, therapists often fascinate clients and the general public. Writer Joanna Briscoe shares her own experiences of therapy and how these have informed her new novel, The Seduction.
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10Jun

How Hypnotherapy Helped Me Regain My Confidence

Alexandra Smith

bereavement, breakups, experienceoftherapy, hypnotherapy, relationships, self

Mind

A series of bereavements and a painful break up left Alexandra with damaged confidence and existential anxieties around death. Here she shares the hypnotherapy experience that helped her regain her self-confidence and overcome her grief.
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02Jun

What I've Learnt About Men's Mental Health and Vulnerability

Charlie Hoare

men, mensmentalhealth, society, tips, vulnerability

Mind

The traditional masculine stereotype can be detrimental to men's mental health. Charlie Hoare, author of Man Down, shares his 'mask of masculinity' and the power he finds in vulnerability.
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29May

Are Rates of Eating Disorders On the Up?

Stuart Large

coronavirus, eatingdisorders

Mind

Panic buying and restrictions in supermarkets may be difficult for those with eating disorders. Writer Stuart Large shares insights from an interview with Dr Zadeh, consultant psychiatrist at South West London and St George's Mental Health Trust.
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26May

Tony Slattery and the Lasting Impact of Childhood Trauma

Alice McGurran

abuse, addiction, alcohol, bipolar, celebrity, childhood, CSA, trauma, TV

Mind

What's the Matter with Tony Slattery? is an exploration into the complexity of mental health issues. The documentary follows Slattery as he tries to understand his mental health: what is at the root of his long-term struggles?
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22May

The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Crash Course in Accepting Uncertainty?

Emma Kilburn

coronavirus, self, society

Mind

Life may feel more uncertain than ever at the moment, but, then again, life is always perhaps less certain than we like to believe. Teacher and trainee psychotherapist Emma Kilburn offers 5 ways to manage anxiety related to lockdown uncertainty
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19May

Wondering About Your Purpose? Try This Mind Environment Retreat

Welldoing

retreats, selfcompassion, SPONSOREDCONTENT

Mind

Scheduled for September 2020 in France, this is an immersive personal development experience set in an extraordinary natural environment and led by a diverse team of specialists
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18May

Talk Club: Supporting Men's Mental Health

Ben Akers

depression, men, mensmentalhealth, society, suicide

Mind

Ben Akers lost his childhood friend Steve to suicide. To help others, he co-founded Talk Club, a movement that aims to help men talk about mental health difficulties.
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