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13Jul

Who Am I and Why Does it Matter? A Therapist's View on Identity

Judith Carson

identity, relationships, self, therapy

Therapists

Understanding your identity - sexual,cultural, political, professional - can be helped by therapy
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12Jul

Autism and Learning Disabilities: What’s the Difference?

Kate Baldry

autism, care, children, education

Therapists

Many people misunderstand autism and learning difficulties; they do not always appear together explains clinical psychologist Dr Kate Baldry
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11Jul

Am I the Problem in My Relationships?

Lyn Reed

couples, relationships, self, therapy

Therapists

If you keep repeating the same unhelpful and painful relationship patterns, seeing a therapist could help
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10Jul

The Many Faces of Dementia

Tim Shakespeare

dementia

Mind

The Many Faces of Dementia is a free online course starting Monday 11 July, exploring the impact of dementia on those with a diagnosis and their families
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08Jul

Living with Uncertainty

Jessica Morris

cancer, change, illness, self

Body

Jessica Morris has aggressive brain cancer which has changed every aspect of her life. But can she turn her worst nightmare into a new way of incorporating patients in their own care?
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07Jul

Envy and Betrayal in post-Brexit Politics

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

Brexit, friendship, society

Therapists

What does Michael Gove's betrayal of Boris Johnson tells us about the toxic quality of envy? Sue Cowan-Jenssen examines the evidence
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07Jul

Understanding Ambivalence and Inner Conflict

Joshua Miles

anger, emotions, family, therapy

Therapists

Why do we sometimes seem to want to do two very different competing things? Therapist Joshua Miles explores what it can mean about our inner state.
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06Jul

How Sport Can Change Women's Lives

Anna Kessel

career, exercise, wellbeing, women

Body

Playing sport can be a huge benefit in building resilience and leadership qualities in women writes Eat Sweat Play author Anna Kessel
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05Jul

Working as a Bilingual Therapist

Karin Sieger

identity, self, therapy

Therapists

If you are bi- or multilingual, the language you choose for therapy could be a powerful tool, enabling healing and greater self-awareness. Karin Sieger explores how offering therapy in German and English has affected her work
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04Jul

How We Make New Memories

Alice McGurran

brain

Mind

Ever wonder why it's easier to remember some things than others? Recent research in neuroscience has shown you have to be in the right frame of mind to make new memories
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