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03Aug

The Psychology of Turning a Blind Eye

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

abuse, family, psychology, self, society

Therapists

Why do we turn a blind eye? Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen explores the psychology of ignoring things we know aren't right.
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20Jul

​Perimenopause: Time to Take Stock?

Anna Storey

emotions, family, menopause, mother, self, women

Therapists

Therapist Anna Storey explains the huge psychological impact of going through perimenopause and says women should not to dismiss their feelings as 'just hormones'.
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10Jul

What is Misophonia?

Tara Economakis

counselling, emotions, family, health, self, therapy, wellbeing

Therapists

Welldoing therapist Tara Economakis explains the world of misophonia, an often misunderstood and misdiagnosed medical condition.
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30Jun

Mindfulness and Parenting

Anna Black

care, family, love, men, mindfulness, wellbeing, women

Relationships

In this extract from Anna Black's 'The Little Pocketbook of Mindfulness', learn some mindfulness techniques to improve your response to stressful parenting situations.
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05Jun

​“I lied, I stole, I hit my wife”: an Alcoholic’s Recovery

Anonymous

addiction, counselling, family, men, self

Mind

One middle-aged man shares an honest account of the ups and downs of his journey from alcoholism to sobriety
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04Jun

5 Self-Esteem Boosts for Stay-at-Home Mums

Harriet Frew

care, family, home, love, self, wellbeing

Therapists

Therapist Harriet Frew offers 5 self-esteem boosting tips for stay-at-home mums, for when being at home with your children is getting you down.
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23May

Dementia Awareness Week 2015: Trust in Your Local Library

Debbie Hicks

care, dementia, elderly, family, love, society

Mind

Debbie Hicks, director of The Reading Agency, explains how their scheme Reading Well Books on Prescription supports people with dementia, their carers and family members.
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21May

Dementia Awareness Week 2015: Treasuring Memories

Wendy Varley

care, dementia, elderly, family, love, self

Soul

In our second post for Dementia Awareness Week 2015, Wendy Varley reflects on the importance of documenting and treasuring our unique memories.
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16May

The Benefits of Child Psychotherapy

children, counselling, family, parenting, therapy

Therapists

Child psychotherapist Ryan Lowe explains her work, detailing the potential benefits of child psychotherapy, not just for the child but for the whole family unit.
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12May

My Therapist was My Secret Weapon

Emma Dally

counselling, depression, experienceoftherapy, family, self, therapy

Mind

Emma Dally reflects on her long-term relationship with her therapist; a relationship that helped her heal childhood wounds and family rifts and live a more fulfilled life.
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