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12Dec

A Letter to My Therapist at Christmas

Clara Bridges

Christmas, experienceoftherapy, family, self, therapy

Mind

Some therapy clients find it challenging when there are breaks in therapy. Christmas can be a tricky time posts client Clara Bridges
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29Nov

What Can Neuroscience Tell Us About Dementia?

Dr Kathleen Taylor

brain, dementia, neuroscience

Mind

Author of The Fragile Brain, Dr Kathleen Taylor explains what the latest research in neuroscience can tell us about the causes of dementia
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24Nov

Football Opens Up About Child Sex Abuse

Alice McGurran

abuse, CSA, society, sport

Mind

Following the revelations by footballer Andy Woodward about his abuse as a teen by paedophile coach Barry Bennell, therapists explain the long-term effects of child sex abuse
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15Nov

Mind Media Awards 2016 Winners

Mind

campaign, charity, culture, films, TV

Mind

Last night mental health charity Mind announced the winners of their 2016 Media Awards - see the full list here
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09Nov

The Psychology of Donald Trump's Election

Alice McGurran

brain, psychology, society

Mind

The election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States was a shock to many in the US and around the world. What do we know about the psychology of this divisive candidate and his followers
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08Nov

Why Does Trump and the US Election Make Us Anxious?

Welldoing

anxiety, politics, society

Mind

Therapists in New York are reporting rising numbers of Trump-induced anxiety attacks, and in the UK the US election has never been more scrutinised and worried about
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07Nov

Peaceful Space for Mental Health Organisations

Welldoing

campaign, charity

Mind

Aware E8 is a Hackney space available for the use of mental health organisations. Natalie Bookatz hopes it will help awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness in the UK
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03Nov

When the Therapist You Choose is Not Right For You

Rae Ritchie

counselling, experienceoftherapy, therapy

Mind

Rae Ritchie didn't know how to find a counsellor to help her. Now she believes the wrong person can do more harm than good
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31Oct

The Reality of Leaving Care

Element

care, children, home, society, teenagers

Mind

Leaving care comes as a harsh shock to many young people, who are largely left to support themselves. Element is a social entreprise that supports care leavers' emotional wellbeing
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28Oct

Sally Brampton Inquest: the Help that Never Came

Welldoing

depression, society, suicide

Mind

The Hastings coroner agreed that Sally Brampton, author of Shoot the Damned Dog, took her own life. Could our health services have done more to help?
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