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17Jan

Celebrities Talking about Mental Health: Does it Help?

Alice McGurran

campaign, experienceoftherapy, society, therapy

Mind

We're seeing more and more celebrities talking about mental health and therapy: does this help others who are struggling? We speak to therapists and therapy clients
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15Jan

Are More Men Seeing Therapists?

Alice McGurran

men, mensmentalhealth, society, therapy

Mind

Welldoing.org therapists are seeing more men enter their therapy rooms: why the change?
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19Dec

The Psychology of Money: What Does our Relationship to Money Say About Us?

Susan Tomlinson

Christmas, culture, psychology, society

Therapists

Susan Tomlinson explores what our relationship to money says about us
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30Nov

New Research Shows Benefit of Mindfulness Techniques in Schools

Alice McGurran

children, education, health, mindfulness, school, society, teenagers

Mind

Classes on mindfulness, relationships, resilience, emotional health and wellbeing are improving teenage mental health across schools in England
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29Nov

What Can We Do to Help the Homeless at Christmas?

Vic Leeson

charity, Christmas, society

Therapists

There's estimated to be more than 300,000 homeless people in the UK - what can we do to support those in need? Therapist Vic Leeson shares her experience
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19Nov

Can Anger Ever Be Helpful?

Shelley Williams

anger, childhood, emotions, society

Therapists

Anger often gets a bad press, associated with violence and destruction. But perhaps we can learn to harness this integral human emotion? Therapist Shelley Williams explores
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16Nov

Is Brexit Bad For Your Anxiety?

John McKenzie

anxiety, Brexit, politics, society, stress

Therapists

The uncertainty of our political situation with regards to Brexit and the government is triggering anxiety in many reports hypnotherapist John McKenzie
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15Nov

How Can We Embrace Our Insecurities?

Dora Darvasi

identity, insecurity, relationships, self, society

Therapists

We're often told that we should strive to be 'better', to improve ourselves. What if we learned to embrace our insecurities, asks therapist Dora Darvasi
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08Nov

How Are Fear and Violence Connected?

Annabelle Hird

brain, change, emotions, fear, neuroscience, society, teenagers, therapy, violence

Therapists

Therapist Annabelle Hird explores the neuroscience of fear and violence - and how we respond to the world we live in
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24Oct

Why Dishonesty in Politics Affects Us On a Personal Level

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

politics, society, trust

Therapists

Dishonesty and lying in the wider social and political realm is harmful for the same reasons as it is in the personal realm, posts therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen
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