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24Oct

Susie Orbach: "Every Therapy Client Craves Acceptance"

Susie Orbach

acceptance, therapist, therapy

Mind

What do therapists think and feel about their clients? Psychotherapist Susie Orbach (pictured with welldoing.org's Louise Chunn) opens up in In Therapy, out next week
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18Oct

Can You Grieve Something You Never Had?

Clara Bridges

childhood, experienceoftherapy, grief, identity, mother

Mind

I never had unconditional acceptance from my mother, but with therapy I am finally experiencing what that feels like, writes Clara Bridges
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15Oct

I Can't Read the News Anymore

Leanne Brookes

anxiety, self, society

Mind

Leanne Brookes' anxiety symptoms are magnified by reading about violent and threatening stories in the news, so she has disconnected from current affairs to preserve her mental health
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13Oct

OCD: A Relapse Won't Take You Back to Square One

Bea Mitchell

OCD

Mind

When OCD symptoms returned two years after her breakdown, Bea Mitchell feared she was back in her old, bad situation. But now she knew how to respond
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11Oct

Why Peer-Support is Key to Mental Health

Alice McGurran

health, men, society, therapy, women

Mind

Talk for Health is a free programme that teaches peer-support groups the basics of therapeutic talk to improve emotional and mental health in the individual and the community
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03Oct

What Therapists Should Know about Marketing Their Business

Kate Codrington

counselling, therapy

Mind

Therapists and counsellors tend to shy away from online marketing and social media, but says trainer Kate Codrington they are missing a powerful way of connecting with potential clients
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30Sep

Susie Orbach: "Young Women Face a Mental Health Crisis"

Louise Chunn

anxiety, depression, health, men, society, women

Mind

NHS Digital's National Survey of Health and Wellbeing shows the majority of mental health problems are on the rise, with young women most at risk. Louise Chunn asked Susie Orbach for her response
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29Sep

What Psychoanalysis is Trying to Achieve

Jane Goldberg

identity, psychoanalysis, self, therapy

Mind

Psychoanalyst Jane Goldberg explains the often painful experience of psychoanalysis, and how it can help uncover who you really are
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28Sep

My Migraines Were a Symptom of Psychological Distress

Rae Freeman

experienceoftherapy, health, therapy

Mind

Rae Freeman's experience of therapy brought with it an unexpected benefit -– fewer migraines. Oliver Sacks wrote about the phenomenon in his book Migraine
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26Sep

TV's Cold Feet Tackles Mid-Life Male Depression

Welldoing

depression, men, mensmentalhealth, midlife, TV

Mind

Cold Feet author Mike Bullen used his own experience of mid-life depression to write a storyline about Pete Gifford's crumbling mental health in the new TV series
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