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01Jul

The Psychology of Colours

Dr Paul Keedwell

creativity, home, psychology, wellbeing

Mind

The colour green helps inspire creativity when used in your environment. Dr Paul Keedwell shares psychological theories about colours and our environment
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30Jun

Keeping Friends When You Have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Nina Phoenix

friendship, PTSD

Mind

Not everybody wants to know about how you are feeling when you have PTSD. This is how Nina Phoenix copes with her friends and family
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28Jun

Grenfell Tower: Our Therapists Want to Help

Welldoing

Grenfell, PTSD

Mind

Recovery from serious trauma can be helped by therapy. Some of our therapists have offered their services free to the survivors of the Grenfell Tower Fire
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28Jun

How I Channelled My Lifelong Depression into Poetry

Fixers

anxiety, creativity, depression, selfesteem, teenagers

Mind

Feeling of self-hatred haunted Louise Brown through childhood and adolescence, but encouraged by Fixers she has found help through writing poetry
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22Jun

Viewing Child Abuse Images: Paedophile or Addicted to Porn?

Julie Newberry

abuse, addiction, CSA, porn, sex

Mind

Visiting child porn sites does not always mean that the viewer is a paedophile. StopSO is a network of professionals that aims to help such people and their families
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20Jun

New Questionnaire For Adolescents Seeking Therapists

Louise Chunn

adolescents, teenager, therapist, therapy

Mind

We've developed a new questionnaire to help adolescents or their parents or carers find the right therapist for their needs
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16Jun

PTSD: People Focus on Your Past not Your Present

Nina Phoenix

PTSD, trauma

Mind

As soon as you say you have PTSD, people want to know what happened to you, rather than how you are right now posts Nina Phoenix
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10Jun

Is Your Anger Out of Control?

Jane McGregor

anger, emotions, relationships, self

Mind

Understanding what triggers angry feelings can help you cope, posts Jane McGregor, author of Coping with Aggressive Behaviour
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06Jun

Early Onset Dementia: Causes and Common Symptoms

Christina MacDonald

dementia, health, illness

Mind

We think of dementia as something that affects people in old age, but familial Alzheimers can strike people as young as 30 writes Christina MacDonald
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05Jun

Have You Decided Who You Will Vote For?

Louise Chunn

politics, psychology, society, therapy

Mind

The General Election is on Thursday, but many are still undecided how to vote. Louise Chunn looks at how we make decisions, and asks how politics enters the therapy room
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