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24May

Q+A with Graham Norton: Agony Aunt for the Telegraph

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AgonyAunt, counselling, therapy

Soul

Britain's premier TV talkshow host Graham Norton is also the author of the Daily Telegraph's weekly agony aunt column. He explains why he loves the job
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21Apr

Q + A with Sally Brown: Agony Aunt for Healthista

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In the 9th of our series of interviews with agony aunts, welldoing.org therapist Sally talks about offering advice through women's health website Healthista
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07Apr

Q + A with Viv Groskop: Agony Aunt for The Pool

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In the 8th of our series of interviews with agony aunts, Viv Groskop talks about offering advice through The Pool website
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31Mar

Q+A with Mary Fenwick: Agony Aunt for Psychologies

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Mind

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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24Mar

Q+A with Emma Barnett: Agony Aunt for the Sunday Times Magazine

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Soul

In the sixth of our interviews with agony aunts, we talk to Emma Barnett who writes the advice column, Tough Love, in the Sunday Times Magazine
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10Mar

Q+A with Annalisa Barbieri: Agony Aunt for The Guardian

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Soul

In the fifth of our interviews with agony aunts, we talk to Annalisa Barbieri who writes the agony aunt column in the Guardian Family section every Saturday
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03Mar

Q+A with Suzie Hayman: Agony Aunt for Woman's Own

Welldoing

AgonyAunt, wellbeing

Soul

In the 4th of our series of interviews with agony aunts, Suzie Hayman talks about offering advice through mass-market women's weekly magazine Woman's Own
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24Feb

Q+A with Virginia Ironside: Agony Aunt for the Idler

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Third in our agony aunt series is Virginia Ironside, originally with The Independent and now an advice columnist for The Idler magazine
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17Feb

Q+A With Bel Mooney: Agony Aunt for the Daily Mail

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AgonyAunt, family, relationships, therapy, wellbeing

Soul

Bel Mooney was a hard-up journalist when a chance conversation resulted in her becoming an agony aunt, first with The Times, and now with the Daily Mail
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09Feb

Q+A with Philippa Perry: Agony Aunt for Red Magazine

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AgonyAunt, relationships, therapy, wellbeing

Soul

In the first of a series of interviews with agony aunts, we talk to psychotherapist Philippa Perry who writes a weekly advice column for Red magazine
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