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23Jun

Can Creativity Harm Your Mental Health?

Wendy Bristow

anxiety, career, creativity, depression, psychology, self, writing

Therapists

Creative people are born not made. But that doesn't mean they're always happy, says therapist Wendy Bristow. Struggling with recognition and failure can be crushing
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25May

Is 'Follow Your Passion' Terrible Advice?

Angela Duckworth

career, resilience, self, student, work

Mind

To discover an adult role that will engage you, you first need to find out what really interests you, writes Angela Duckworth in an extract from Grit
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11May

Wellbeing and Work at PPA Festival

Louise Chunn

career, mindfulness, nutrition, stress, yoga

Work

Wellbeing and mental health were the focus of one stage at the Professional Publishers Association Festival, led by welldoing.org founder Louise Chunn
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27Apr

Why Do I Feel Like a Fraud?

Louise Chunn

career, selfesteem, women, work

Mind

The imposter syndrome affects many women who seem, from the outside, confident and high-powered. Louise Chunn is helped to face her insecurities by visiting a workshop run by Deborah Golend
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09Mar

How to Create a Long, Fulfilling Working Life

Nick Lovegrove

career, midlife

Work

As our lifespans are extending, how should we construct our working lives. Like a mosaic says author Nick Lovegrove, filled with things we love and want to know more about
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04Nov

Upgrade to Better Human Connection

Chris Wood

career, relationships, self, society, technology

Relationships

Digital connection is often blamed for people feeling alienated in relationships and the workplace today. Excecutive coach Chris Wood believes we simply have to use it in the right way
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07Oct

A 7-Step Plan for Reducing Email Anxiety

Jocelyn K.Glei

anxiety, career, stress

Work

We have become slaves to our email says Jocelyn K. Glei. Read these 7 rules for managing your email habit before you read another single one
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13Sep

How to Keep Your Head Up After Losing Your Job

Chris Gothard

career, change, identity, redundancy

Therapists

Being made redundant can be traumatic for many people. Therapist Chris Gothard explains the different emotions that can surface after losing your job, and how therapy can help deal with them
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26Aug

How Do I Juggle My Career and My Relationship?

Owen Redahan

career, couples, marriage, relationships, work

Therapists

Nurturing your relationship is not easy if you are also working long hours in a stressful job. Therapist Owen Redahan has tips for protecting your most intimate relationship from being damaged
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12Aug

​Summer Holidays: Time to Take Stock and Gain some Balance

hilda burke

career, self, therapy, work

Therapists

The summer holidays can be a stark reminder of how hard we push ourselves at other times. If our sense of self-worth is tied up with our work, the holidays are a good time to reflect on this, says therapist Hilda Burke
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