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30Oct

Why We Should Support Each Other

Ryan Holiday

family, friendship, identity, relationships, self, society, stoicism

Soul

Don't let struggles with life's problems isolate you from others. Extract from Ryan Holiday's The Daily Stoic
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27Oct

My Ex was Abusive: Do I Warn Their New Partner?

Lyn Reed

abuse, domesticviolence, men, relationships, women

Therapists

It is tempting to want to warn an ex's new partner if you have been abused by them, but therapist Lyn Reed believes it is a complicated issue
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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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01Oct

The Awakening of Love: A Challenging Experience

Anonymous

couples, love, relationships, retreats

Relationships

The Awakening of Love is a taster weekend for the longer Path of Love. Surrounded by strangers, who were often silent, this writer found it both frightening and liberating
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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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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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04Sep

​When a Loved One is Dying

bereavement, family, illness, relationships

Therapists

There are many contrasting feelings – sadness, guilt, anger – that enter our lives when a loved one or close family member is dying. Therapist Vicky Mould suggests ways to help you cope
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29Aug

3 Signs You May Be Living with Chronic Guilt

Alice McGurran

family, guilt, relationships, self

Mind

If you are prone to feeling guilty even if it's not your fault, you may be suffering from chronic guilt. Alice McGurran, who struggles with guilty feelings, explains what to look out for
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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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