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19Oct

​Why Do People with Cancer See Therapists?

Yes to

cancer, counselling, emotions, family, illness, self, therapy

Mind

Jane Fior, therapist and cancer survivor, on how beneficial therapy can be to those who have received this life changing diagnosis.
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15Oct

Selective Mutism: When Your Child is more than Just Shy

Marika Dimitriadou

anxiety, children, family, parenting

Mind

Marika thought her daughter Katerina was just shy, only to discover that she actually an anxiety disorder, Selective Mutism.
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14Oct

Can Schizophrenia be Prevented?

Alice McGurran

brain, schizophrenia

Mind

A new study, published today in the American Journal of Psychiatry, has discovered brain activity which could make schizophrenia a preventable condition.
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14Oct

Campaigning for Youth Mental Health

Fixers

depression, self, society, student

Mind

Yesterday Fixers UK took a report to the Houses of Parliament to ask that everyone makes mental health in young people a priority.
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12Oct

Bryony Gordon Talks about Her OCD

Welldoing

anxiety, cbt, depression, OCD, self, therapy, wellbeing

Mind

For OCD awareness week we spoke to Bryony Gordon, author and journalist, about her struggle with OCD.
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10Oct

Have You Tried a Book on Prescription Yet?

Welldoing

anger, anxiety, books, dementia, depression, eating-disorders, stress, wellbeing

Mind

At English libraries you'll find a great collection of self-help books covering anxiety, depression and anger as part of the Reading Well Books on Prescription scheme
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09Oct

Matt Haig on His First Signs of Depression

Matt Haig

anxiety, books, depression, student, university

Mind

What were the early warning signs of Matt Haig's depression and anxiety? For Mental Health Awareness Day, October 10, we publish an extract from his book Reasons to Stay Alive
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07Oct

​Therapy Helped Me to See the Ways in Which I Really See Myself

Clara Bridges

anger, depression, experienceoftherapy, mother, self, therapy

Mind

Clara reveals how therapy has become her ultimate 'safe place', where she can come to terms with long-term issues and learn about herself
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29Sep

​Tweets, Likes and Views: The Psychology of Social Media

Dennis Relojo-Howell

psychology, self, society, student, technology

Mind

Dennis Relojo offers his opinion on a topic which divides many: whether social media is a positive or negative power in our times.
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24Sep

​I was Anorexic but McDonald’s Saved My Life

Fixers

eatingdisorders, health, self, wellbeing, women

Mind

After years in and out of hospital with anorexia Jo Thompson took a radical approach to recovery: she got a job in McDonalds
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