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14Oct

Fleabag: an Anti-Heroine for Our Times

Jacqueline Palmer

men, relationships, sex, TV, women

Therapists

Refreshing, foul-mouthed, explicit, Fleabag is a six-part TV black comedy that exposes more about its main character than most. Therapist Jacqueline Lucas Palmer analyses its appeal
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12Oct

How Therapy Can Reveal an Opportunity in Midlife Crisis

Anna Storey

depression, men, menopause, midlife, therapy, women

Therapists

We are used to seeing only the downsides of midlife – disappointment, waning powers, feeling "stuck" - but, says therapist Anna Storey it is also an opportunity to pause and reflect on what you want out of life
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10Oct

What Does it Really Mean to be a Mother?

Christina Moutsou

family, identity, mother, motherhood, women

Therapists

We all have mothers, and some of us become mothers too. A group of therapists and others have contributed to a fascinating account of the mother in psychoanalysis and society
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08Oct

Do You Hate Your Body? 5 Steps Towards a Better Body Image

Harriet Frew

body, eatingdisorders, health, men, self, tips, wellbeing, women

Therapists

Two-thirds of people have a negative body image, which can lead to depression, anxiety and eating disorders. Harriet Frew offers advice to change your view of your body
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06Oct

Creativity and Psychotherapy: Two Sides of the Same Coin

Jonathan Goldsmith

creativity, psychotherapy

Therapists

Hypnotherapist and psychotherapist Jonathan Goldsmith sees a strong link between creativity and therapy
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04Oct

Drink Dependency is Everyone’s Concern

Lyn Reed

addiction, alcohol, health, men, society, women

Therapists

Drink dependency is not chronic alcoholism, but it's not too far off. Lyn Reed outlines the danger signals and suggests where you can find help to change your drinking patterns
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23Sep

How Technology Affects Our Relationships

Mandi Simons

addiction, relationships, technology

Therapists

Are you addicted to your smartphone? What is the effect on your relationships with loved ones? Therapist Mandi Simons wants us to think about the way we use technology in our daily lives
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22Sep

Living with Someone who is Dependent on Alcohol

Lyn Reed

addiction, alcohol, couples, relationships

Therapists

Being the partner or family member of an alcoholic can be incredibly difficult. Therapist Lyn Reed explores this challenging dynamic and what actually needs to happen in order for change to happen
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19Sep

Will Autumn Bring an Empty Nest?

Karen Pollock

emotions, family, father, home, identity, midlife, mother

Therapists

Therapist Karen Pollock explores how the change from summer to autumn can be especially pertinent for those who are adjusting to an empty nest
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14Sep

Supporting Men to be Emotionally Honest

Lyn Reed

couples, emotions, father, love, men, mensmentalhealth, relationships, women

Therapists

Therapy can help men who struggle in relationships and feel unable to show their feelings, having grown up without an empathetic role model.
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