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08Mar

How to Feel Like a Confident Woman

Welldoing

family, neuroscience, psychology, women, work

Soul

How a North London workshop run by clinical psychologist Deborah Golend aims to bring out the confidence in women of all ages
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20Feb

Agnes: Practical, Honest Advice for Teenage Girls

Charlotte Ford and Sam Stanley

children, teenagers, women

Mind

Teenage girls seem to be under more pressure these days, but also channelled into narrow areas. Agnes is a new website that aims to open up their world and improve their sense of wellbeing
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14Feb

How to Survive Valentine's Day After a Breakup

Harriet Frew

couple, love, men, relationship, women

Therapists

When all the world seems to be focused on romance, Valentine's Day after a breakup can be painful. Harriet Frew has five tips for coping
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31Jan

Young Girls' Self-Esteem Slips at 7

Terri Apter

children, education, gender, selfesteem, society, women

Mind

Research has shown that gender bias sets in from the age of seven, when young girls begin to associate certain positive qualities with men, not women
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11Jan

WiseWords #11: on Self-love, Intuition and the Feminine

Tara Jackson

books, wellbeing, WiseWords, women

Soul

This week's edition of the #WiseWords series comes from holistic health and wellness coach Tara Jackson, who focuses on self-love and the feminine
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19Dec

Why Women Should Get Angry

Wendy Bristow

anger, relationships, society, women

Therapists

Girls are raised to be caregivers which can make angry feelings difficult to express. Therapist Wendy Bristow explains how therapy can help
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04Dec

Being Single Can Be Painful at Christmas

Julia Bueno

Christmas, loneliness, relationships, single, therapy, women

Therapists

Family Christmas can be painful if you are the only one who is single and without children. Therapist Julia Bueno has advice for coping
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05Nov

Staying Safe While Online Dating

Sarah-Jane Johnson

love, men, single, women

Therapists

Don't let the romantic potential of online dating blind you to the tricks of scammers who aim to play on your vulnerability. Therapist Sarah-Jane Johnson has key advice
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27Oct

My Ex was Abusive: Do I Warn Their New Partner?

Lyn Reed

abuse, men, relationships, women

Therapists

It is tempting to want to warn an ex's new partner if you have been abused by them, but therapist Lyn Reed believes it is a complicated issue
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25Oct

Moving from Self-Criticism to Self-Compassion

Harriet Frew

health, men, selfcompassion, stress, wellbeing, women

Therapists

Self-compassion is a way of looking after yourself, rather than constantly being ground down by inward criticism and outward pressure says therapist Harriet Frew
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