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21Feb

Relationship Therapy Saved Our Marriage

Ariane Sherine

couples, experienceoftherapy, love, marriage, relationships

Relationships

Taken from Ariane Sherine's Talk Yourself Better, the story of a marriage saved by relationship therapy
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18Feb

How to Be a Skilful Communicator

Peter Bregman

relationships, work

Relationships

Getting your message across in the way you need to isn't always easy. Here's four tips for better communication at work and in relationships
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21Nov

Therapy Helped Me See That There is Strength in Asking for Help

Tara Jackson

experienceoftherapy, loneliness, relationships, self

Relationships

Years of staying 'on top' of things meant Tara Jackson hadn't dealt with long-term issues - until she asked for help from a therapist
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30Aug

Why September is Peak Time for Therapy

Welldoing

couples, marriage, relationships, therapy

Relationships

The end of summer marks the beginning of a peak in people seeking therapy. Why does this happen when summer holidays are supposed to be happy times?
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16Jul

11 Ways Getting a Dog Helped with My Bereavement

Andrew G Marshall

bereavement, grief, loss, relationships, self

Relationships

When therapist and author Andrew G Marshall's partner died, welcoming a puppy into his life helped him through his bereavement
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06Jul

Domestic Violence Spikes During World Cup

Alice McGurran

abuse, domesticviolence, relationships, society, sport

Relationships

The World Cup sees huge increases reports of domestic violence, whether or not England lose. What are the warning signs of domestic abuse, and where can you find support?
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06Jun

The Psychology of Grief: Cultural Differences in Death and Dying

Richard Gross

bereavement, culture, death, grief, mortality, psychology

Relationships

How our culture views death affects how we feel grief and express mourning. An extract from The Psychology of Grief by Richard Gross
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15May

7 Tips for Feeling Less Lonely

AXA PPP

friendships, loneliness, society, tips

Relationships

Loneliness affects people of all ages and lifestages. Small changes can have big impacts, such as being kind to yourself and volunteering
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29Apr

Wellcome Book Prize 2018: Stay With Me

Emma Bell

Wellcomebookprize

Relationships

Set in the political landscape of 1980s Nigeria, Wellcome Book Prize finalist Stay With Me explores ideas of infertility, infidelity and intimacy
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18Apr

The Psychology of Trust: How Therapy Can Help Build Interpersonal Trust

Ken J. Rotenberg

psychology, relationships, self, therapy, trust

Relationships

Low trust is associated with psychosocial problems such as loneliness, aggression, and low cooperation with others, but therapy can help build it up again
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