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25Nov

Can You Be Too Close to Your Daughter?

Terri Apter

children, family, mother, motherhood, parenting, psychology, women

Relationships

As a head teacher warns mothers from being their daughters' BFF, psychology professor Terri Apter says that closeness and support are far better than distance and disapproval
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24Nov

A Son's Intimate Search for his Mother

Camilla Nicholls

family, suicide

Therapists

Why did Jeremy Gavron's talented, vivacious mother choose to take her life when her sons were young? Therapist Camilla Nicholls reads his new book, A Woman on the Edge of Time
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23Nov

How Our Relationship Boundaries Define Us

George Dieter

boundaries, couple, friendship, identity, love, self, wellbeing

Relationships

Relationships, whether with partners or friends, are essential to our wellbeing. Psychologist George Dieter on how recognising and respecting boundaries can lead to true intimacy.
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19Nov

Mindfulness on the Move

Bupa

meditation, mindfulness, self, wellbeing

Soul

Feeling stressed or anxious? Many people find practising mindfulness can help ease some of their problems with everyday life
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18Nov

Mind Media Awards 2015: The Winners

Mind

campaign, society

Mind

The winners of the 2015 Mind Media Awards were announced earlier this week. Here's the round-up of the best portrayals and reporting of mental health in the media.
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18Nov

​Why Computer Programmes Can’t Cure Your Depression

Welldoing

depression, technology, therapy

Mind

Research published recently in the British Medical Journal found computer-delivered therapy (cCBT) was no better than a GP visit for people suffering from depression
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17Nov

My Anxiety is Real

Leanne Brookes

anxiety, depression, emotions, self, women

Mind

Musician and mental health blogger Leanne Brookes talks about her struggle with anxiety, and her frustration at society's lack of understanding.
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16Nov

The Psychology of Uncertainty

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

anxiety, psychology, self, society

Therapists

The attacks that left 129 people dead in Paris in the past few days have left many of us unsettled and worried about our own personal safety. Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen explains our responses.
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16Nov

The Long-term Effects of Bullying

Welldoing

anxiety, bullying, depression, education, school

Mind

It's National Anti-Bullying Week 2015, so welldoing has teamed up with the Anti-bullying Alliance to raise awareness about the long-term effects of bullying.
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13Nov

​Did You Achieve Your Goals for 2015?

Coach Lyds

men, self, wellbeing, women

Soul

Life coach Lyds prompts us to reflect on the last year in order to prepare for 2016.
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