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10Feb

'You Always', 'You Never': How Couples Counselling can Improve Communication

Gilead Yeffett

counselling, couples, love, marriage, men, therapy, women

Therapists

Couples counselling can help people overcome unhelpful thought and behaviour patterns and to move communication away from 'always' and 'never'.
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08Feb

Do We Really Know what's Best for Our Children?

maria oliveira

children, counselling, family, father, mother, parenting, therapy

Therapists

As a parent, you may think you know what is best for your child. In her work with children and teenagers, therapist Maria Oliveira has come to realise the importance of giving young people a voice in the family.
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04Feb

World Cancer Day: Emotional Healing is as Relevant as Finding a Cure

Karin Sieger

cancer, counselling, emotions, family, health, identity, therapy

Therapists

This World Cancer Day, therapist Karin Sieger explores the importance of recognising and supporting your emotional health if you or a loved one has been affected by cancer
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28Jan

CULTURE TIP: Room: When the World Shrinks

Jacqueline Palmer

abuse, films, trauma

Therapists

Therapist Jacqueline Palmer reviews new movie Room, starring Brie Larson as Joy - who, abducted at a young age, tries to make a life with her son after their escape.
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26Jan

My Child has Autism - Who do I Turn to for Help?

Philippa Boulter

care, education, family, father, mother, parenting, therapy

Therapists

Children and young people with autism often exhibit common traits; but it's important to remember each child with autism is different, says therapist Philippa Boulter.
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22Jan

7 Thinking Traps that Hinder a Healthy Relationship with Food

Harriet Frew

emotions, health, men, selfcompassion, wellbeing, women

Therapists

Put these 7 common thinking traps to the test by showing yourself some self-compassion and building a healthy relationship with food.
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21Jan

CULTURE TIP: The Danish Girl: 'This is not My Body'

Jacqueline Palmer

culture, films, identity, LGBT

Therapists

Therapist Jacqueline Palmer reviews The Danish Girl, in which Eddie Redmayne stars as the first person to undergo male to female gender reassignment.
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19Jan

The Difference between Loneliness and Being Alone

Nicole Addis

counselling, loneliness, men, therapy, women

Therapists

Therapist Nicole Addis explores the difference between loneliness and being alone, the value of shared space and offers some advice on how to deal with feeling lonely.
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15Jan

​Give Me Your Love Review: When you Treat PTSD with MDMA

Aaron Balick

culture, men, trauma

Therapists

Aaron Balick reviews Give Me Your Love, a new play exploring the effect of PTSD, currently playing at Battersea Arts Centre.
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14Jan

Tired of Tinder? How to Choose the Right Partner

Susan Quilliam

couple, love, men, single, women

Therapists

Relationship coach Susan Quilliam has advice on how to avoid repeating the same mistakes when choosing a partner.
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