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07Aug

Why Dating Tips Might Not Work For You

Agnieszka BURBAN

love, men, relationships, single, women

Therapists

Our friends - and Google - might be full of well-meaning dating advice. But are you finding these tips aren't working for you? Agnieszka Burban explores navigating the dating field with authenticity
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26Jun

Recovering from a Relationship with a Narcissist

Afirah Azmi

breakups, couples, love, narcissism, relationships, sociopath

Therapists

A narcissist seeks to control their partner, rather than support them. The results to this can leave ex-partners confused and vulnerable, posts London therapist Afirah Azmi
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25Apr

Is it Possible to Stay Friends with Your Ex?

Gurpreet Singh

boundaries, breakups, friendship, love, parenting, relationships

Therapists

Even after an amicable breakup, it's not common to stay friends with an ex. Therapist Gurpreet Singh explores the importance of setting new, healthy boundaries for success in this new version of your relationship
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29Mar

How Good Relationships Can Boost Our Health

Dr Jeremy Howick

friendship, health, love, relationships, stress

Relationships

Our romantic relationships, friendships and wider social networks keep us physically healthy by reducing stress and anxiety
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28Mar

What Therapists Can Learn from this Year’s Oscar Winners

Johnathan Sunley

couples, films, love, marriage, relationships, therapy

Therapists

What can we learn about couples relationships by watching this year's Oscar-winning movies asks therapist Johnathan Sunley
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05Mar

Can We See Our Partners for Who They Really Are?

Gilead Yeffett

couples, friendship, love, marriage, relationships, self

Therapists

Fixed ideas around who our partners and friends are might be reassuring, but they can also limit growth, says psychotherapist Gilead Yeffett. Instead, what would it mean to look at your relationship with fresh eyes?
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26Feb

Should I Depend on Others?

Ajay Khandelwal

codependency, couples, friendship, loneliness, love, marriage, relationships, single, society

Therapists

In a society that prises individualism, depending on others can be seen as a weakness. But what if that's the wrong way round, asks psychotherapist Ajay Khandelwal, and actually it's a sign of strength?
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20Dec

5 Rules for Fair Fighting in Relationships

Nathan Gould

couples, love, marriage, parenting, relationships

Therapists

How to design your arguments with your partner so that you solve your problems, and don't make things worse. Post by therapist Nathan Gould
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01Dec

A Reminder That the Little Things Matter the Most

Rae Ritchie

books, friendship, kindness, love, society, wellbeing

Soul

Great ideas for making a difference that are inspiring rather than intimidating. Rae Ritchie reviews a new book by 52 Lives' Jaime Thurston
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23Nov

How an Unconscious Fear of Intimacy Can Affect Our Relationships

Joshua Miles

childhood, couples, intimacy, love, marriage, men, relationships, sex, women

Therapists

Experiencing closeness in a relationship can bring up all sorts of hidden feelings about intimacy posts therapist Joshua Miles
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