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14Aug

Sometimes Self-Care Means Saying No

Karin Brauner

relationships, selfcare

Therapists

Self-care sometimes involves particular activities, but sometimes it means saying 'no' and staying home, says therapist Karin Brauner
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09Aug

Counselling Offered Me the Compassion I Desperately Needed

Jane Olliff-Cooper

divorce, experienceoftherapy, marriage, relationships

Mind

Jane Olliff-Cooper's experience of therapy after a marriage breakup helped her so immensely she went on to train as a counsellor
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07Aug

Why Dating Tips Might Not Work For You

Agnieszka BURBAN

love, men, relationships, single, women

Therapists

Our friends - and Google - might be full of well-meaning dating advice. But are you finding these tips aren't working for you? Agnieszka Burban explores navigating the dating field with authenticity
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06Aug

When and How to Give Advice

Gill Hasson

friendships, relationships

Soul

It can feel like some people will never listen to other people's advice --- but it all depends how to you offer it posts Gill Hasson
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25Jul

How Do I Know if I'm An Introvert or Extrovert?

Ajay Khandelwal

extrovert, introvert, personality, relationships, self

Therapists

Most of us know whether we are introvert or extrovert; but did you know that you can change with time? London psychotherapist Ajay Khandelwal explains
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18Jul

How Might Ideas of Gender Affect Our Sex Lives?

Johnathan Sunley

gender, men, relationships, sex, society, women

Therapists

As society embraces more gender fluidity, how might this affect our sex lives? Therapist Johnathan Sunley explores
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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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10Jul

This Might be Why That Person Gets Under Your Skin

Ajay Khandelwal

friendships, relationships, self

Therapists

Some people and things just really wind us up, don't they? Have you ever wondered why? Psychotherapist Ajay Khandelwal describes an experiment to test what really irritates you -- and why.
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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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26Jun

Recovering from a Relationship with a Narcissist

Afirah Azmi

breakups, couples, love, narcissism, relationships, sociopath

Therapists

A narcissist seeks to control their partner, rather than support them. The results to this can leave ex-partners confused and vulnerable, posts London therapist Afirah Azmi
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