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24Nov

A Son's Intimate Search for his Mother

Camilla Nicholls

family, suicide

Therapists

Why did Jeremy Gavron's talented, vivacious mother choose to take her life when her sons were young? Therapist Camilla Nicholls reads his new book, A Woman on the Edge of Time
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26Oct

BACP: 'Parents Shouldn't Resist Counselling for Children'

BACP

anxiety, children, counselling, depression, family, father, mother, parenting, therapy

Mind

Karen Cromarty of the BACP on the current state of mental health amongst children and young people, and why parents should consider professional support from counsellors.
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22Oct

Mind Talks about Post-natal Depression

Mind

depression, family, home, mother, PND, postnataldepression

Mind

A new study has revealed that 23% of mothers suffer from post-natal depression, of which 60% feel that there isn't the right support available. Rachel Boyd of mental health charity Mind explores this problem.
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20Oct

How to Address Emotional Comfort Eating

Anna Storey

family, health, men, nutrition, self, women

Therapists

Welldoing therapist Anna Storey explains how our relationship with food makes us prone to comfort eating.
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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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16Oct

Your Parents' Divorce is Always Painful

Ian Argent

couple, divorce, family, father, home, marriage, mother, self

Therapists

Ian Argent was 38 when his parents divorced; being an adult did not protect him against feelings of grief and confusion as he was forced to reassess the narrative of his childhood.
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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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15Oct

What do we know about OCD?

Albert Zandvoort

anxiety, brain, emotions, family, OCD

Therapists

Therapist Albert Zandvoort reveals what the latest research tells us about OCD.
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30Sep

Diet Not Working? How Old Family Patterns Could Be Holding You Back

Anna Storey

childhood, family, health, nutrition

Therapists

Anna Storey reveals how 'inherited' attitudes to food could be at the root of poor self-image and relationship to food.
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22Sep

Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

couple, divorce, emotions, empathy, family, father, love, mother, self, therapy

Therapists

Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen explores why saying sorry is so difficult and the positive power of a deeply felt apology.
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