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17Jan

Has Prince Harry Damaged the Reputation of Therapy?

Louise Chunn

boundaries, celebrity, society, therapists

Mind

The media onslaught around Prince Harry's memoir Spare has included much discussion about therapy. Louise Chunn looks at the response of therapists in the media, and asks if Prince Harry's account will affect the public perception of seeking help for mental health and relationship issues
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16Dec

What a Therapist thinks of Disney Plus’ The Patient

Ajay Khandelwal

therapists, TV

Therapists

Disney Plus’ The Patient follows the plight of a therapist kidnapped by his patient, who wants him to cure him of his murderous impulses. Psychotherapist Dr Ajay Khandelwal reviews this psychological thriller.
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08Dec

What a Therapist Thinks of Stutz: Jonah Hill's New Therapy Documentary

Natasha Wellfare

therapists, TV

Therapists

Jonah Hill's new Netflix documentary is a celebration of his therapist Stutz and his therapeutic tools. Counsellor Natasha Wellfare takes a look at why the documentary has rightly divided the therapy community.
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08Sep

How Therapists Can Support Clients At Risk of Suicide

Liam Kernan

mensmentalhealth, suicide, therapists, therapisttips

Therapists

September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day – here therapist Liam Kernan explores myths around suicide and suicidal thoughts and how therapists can support potentially at-risk clients.
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22Jul

Is the Future of Therapy Online?

Louise Chunn

coronavirus, onlinetherapy, therapists

Mind

Some therapists have found online sessions better than expected and are switching to online therapy permanently; others are keen to return to in-person. Here are the results from a survey of therapists and counsellors by welldoing.org.
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30Jun

How Training as a Therapist Changed My Relationships

Pat Capel

friendship, therapists, therapisttips

Therapists

Training as a therapist or counsellor is a long journey that often involves significant change on a personal level. Therapist Pat Capel reflects on how his training changed his relationships and understanding of himself.
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25Jun

Covid in the Consulting Room: How My Therapy Practice Has Changed

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

coronavirus, therapists

Therapists

Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen reflects on how Covid-19 has changed her therapy practice, both in terms of moving online, and in terms of her work with clients
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23Jun

Self-Care for Healthcare Professionals

Aggie Stewart

burnout, health, selfcare, selfcompassion, therapists, therapisttips, wellbeing, yoga

Soul

Individuals working in the healthcare professionals may be more likely to experience burnout and compassion fatigue. Yoga teacher and author Aggie Stewart explores why this is, and offers advice on implementing much-needed self-care.
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17Jun

iCAAD Online 2020: Two Days of Top Quality Training and Events For Therapists

iCAAD

addiction, CPD, SPONSOREDCONTENT, therapists, therapisttips, therapy

Mind

The popular and respected iCAAD conference will be held online in July, and the price for tickets is sharply reduced, especially for therapists whose income has been badly affected by the Covid-19 crisis
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17Jun

Why Are Therapists So Fascinating To Their Clients?

Joanna Briscoe

books, experienceoftherapy, therapists

Mind

Shielded from view by necessary confidentiality and ethical boundaries, therapists often fascinate clients and the general public. Writer Joanna Briscoe shares her own experiences of therapy and how these have informed her new novel, The Seduction.
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