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31Jul

5 Signs of Disordered Eating

Harriet Frew

eatingdisorders, health, men, self, society, wellbeing, women

Therapists

Therapist Harriet Frew explains the more subtle tell-tell signs of eating disorders.
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28Jul

Hanging onto Your Sanity in the City

Anonymous

anxiety, career, depression, health, men, self, society, stress, therapy, wellbeing, women

Mind

An anonymous City worker on how the stresses of working in finance almost ruined his life
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20Jul

How to Carry Yourself with Confidence

Gill Hasson

anxiety, career, men, mindfulness, self, student, wellbeing, women

Soul

Gill Hasson, author of the Mindfulness Pocketbook, explains how to let your body convince your brain to relax and enable you to carry yourself with confidence
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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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16Jun

#CSA Survivor James Rhodes Talks

Louise Chunn

abuse, books, CSA, culture, men, society

Mind

#CSA survivor and classical pianist James Rhodes talks to Louise Chunn about winning the court case to publish his best-selling memoir Instrumental and the importance of speaking up.
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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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07Mar

Why We Need International Women's Day

Terri Apter

men, society, women

Soul

Explanations of women’s under-representation in science, technology, engineering and maths (only 14% of women entering University choose science related subjects, compared to 39% of boys) are usually stacked up like layers on a wedding cake. The bottom layer, the stodgy foundation, is about “hard wiring”.  Fortunately, claiming that gender career segregation is down to differences in women’s and men’s brains is now high risk; though this claim has helped launch one Cambridge professor as a star, it has also brought down one Harvard president. Girls opt for...
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09Feb

How to Cope with Infertility

Julia Bueno

couple, family, infertility, men, stress, women

Therapists

Struggling with infertility, some women find they need holistic, therapeutic help as well as medical
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19Jan

How To Spot Sociopath Women

Jane McGregor

family, friendship, marriage, men, sociopath, women

Mind

What are the key characteristics of sociopaths? Dr Jane McGregor explores
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06Dec

Man Up for Psychotherapy

Aaron Balick

counselling, men, society, therapy

Therapists

It's time to be brave and soften the stiff upper lip, and embrace psychotherapy.
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