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02Mar

MeeTwo: A Safe App to Help Anxious Teenagers

Mee Two

Mind

MeeTwo is a peer-support app designed specifically for 13-19 year olds who have problems they may not want to share with family and friends
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27Feb

How Emotions Set High-Performers Apart

Brendon Burchard

career, emotions, self

Mind

Learning to master emotions and change the way they feel about situations allows some high-performers, such as athletes, to perform at their peak
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21Feb

How to Stop Little Things From Winding You Up

Aaron Balick

anxiety, self, stress, wellbeing

Mind

Tiny slights and annoyances may not kill you, but they can certainly make you anxious and unhappy. Dr Aaron Balick's new book has tips to help
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14Feb

Susie Orbach's In Therapy: The Unfolding Story

Susie Orbach

books, therapy

Mind

In the latest edition of her book of dramatised case studies, London psychotherapist Susie Orbach muses on what brings people to therapy
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09Feb

Embracing Feminine Qualities Could Support Men's Mental Health

Jonty Hikmet

meditation, men, mensmentalhealth, society, suicide, yoga

Mind

Ohmme have recently launched their Stillness in Motion workshops for men, with an aim to support men's mental health and create a safe space in which men can learn to relate to one another differently
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30Jan

Ruby Wax Talks About Her New Book How to Be Human

Welldoing

books, mindfulness, neuroscience

Mind

Welldoing.org's founder Louise Chunn chaired a sell-out London event for the launch of Ruby Wax's new book How to be Human
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29Jan

Blog Psychology: The Psychology of Blogging and Wellbeing

Dennis Relojo-Howell

psychology, society, technology

Mind

Psychologist Dennis Relojo explains how blog psychology can help the discipline of psychology and those who want to write about their own experiences
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10Jan

Johann Hari's Book Lost Connections Uncovers Causes of Depression

Louise Chunn

anxiety, books, depression, socialmedia, society

Mind

Author Johann Hari tells Louise Chunn that society's disconnection from our psychological needs is a major cause of depression and anxiety
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10Jan

How Night Running Simplifies My World

Colin Reynolds

body, exercise, self, wellbeing

Mind

If modern life is filled with over-stimulation and anxiety, night running is a journey into peace and simplicity. Colin Reynold explains
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11Dec

What You Wear to Therapy: Communication, Disguise, and Defence

Clara Bridges

experienceoftherapy, identity, self, therapy

Mind

Therapy client Clara Bridges ruminates on the significance of what she wears when she visits her therapist
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