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22Jun

Why Loneliness is Dangerous

Philippa Perry

anxiety, counselling, depression, friendship, loneliness, suicide, therapy

Mind

Loneliness isn't just a sad state to be in, it is also bad for you. We are sociable animals and if we don't inter-connect we suffer, physically and emotionally, says psychotherapist and author Philippa Perry
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10Jun

The Impact of Chronic Pain on Mental Health

Elizabeth Turp

chronicpain, counselling, self, therapy, wellbeing

Therapists

'An invisible condition': therapist Elizabeth Turp explores the impact of chronic pain on mental health and how therapy can help
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05Jun

​“I lied, I stole, I hit my wife”: an Alcoholic’s Recovery

Anonymous

addiction, counselling, family, men, self

Mind

One middle-aged man shares an honest account of the ups and downs of his journey from alcoholism to sobriety
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01Jun

How EMDR Therapy can Resolve Trauma

Linda Newbold

anxiety, counselling, depression, emdr, self, therapy, trauma

Therapists

EMDR therapist Linda Newbold explains how this lesser-known therapy can be effective in identifying and resolving past trauma.
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26May

How the Sharing Economy Can Benefit Therapists

Welldoing

career, counselling, nutrition, therapy

Work

Welldoing has partnered with the 'Airbnb of workspaces', Vrumi, where you can find affordable office spaces to meet your clients.
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22May

How Therapy Can Help in Relationships

Josephine Cropper

counselling, couple, relationships, self, therapy

Therapists

Therapist Josephine Cropper on how therapy can improve your relationships by helping you become insightful, confident and motivated.
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16May

The Benefits of Child Psychotherapy

children, counselling, family, parenting, therapy

Therapists

Child psychotherapist Ryan Lowe explains her work, detailing the potential benefits of child psychotherapy, not just for the child but for the whole family unit.
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12May

My Therapist was My Secret Weapon

Emma Dally

counselling, depression, experienceoftherapy, family, self, therapy

Mind

Emma Dally reflects on her long-term relationship with her therapist; a relationship that helped her heal childhood wounds and family rifts and live a more fulfilled life.
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23Mar

Perinatal and Postnatal Depression

Emma Haynes

counselling, depression, family, PND, postnataldepression, therapy, women

Mind

Perinatal and postnatal depression - why it is so important that new mothers feel able to talk about this problem.
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16Mar

Being an Adult Child of Divorce

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

counselling, divorce, family, loneliness, stress, therapy

Therapists

What's it like when your parents divorce when you yourself are grown up and out of the house?
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