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12Feb

​Susie Orbach’s new Radio 4 series In Therapy

Welldoing

psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, therapy

Mind

Psychoanalyst Susie Orbach presents an insightful view of five different client-therapist relationships in her Radio 4 series, In Therapy
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11Feb

9 Ways Counselling Can Change Your Life for the Better

Harriet Frew

anxiety, counselling, self, therapy, tips

Therapists

Therapist Harriet Frew reflects on her own experience of therapy as a university student and shares the nine reasons seeing a counsellor can change your life for the better
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10Feb

'You Always', 'You Never': How Couples Counselling can Improve Communication

Gilead Yeffett

counselling, couples, love, marriage, men, therapy, women

Therapists

Couples counselling can help people overcome unhelpful thought and behaviour patterns and to move communication away from 'always' and 'never'.
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08Feb

Do We Really Know what's Best for Our Children?

maria oliveira

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

Therapists

As a parent, you may think you know what is best for your child. In her work with children and teenagers, therapist Maria Oliveira has come to realise the importance of giving young people a voice in the family.
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04Feb

World Cancer Day: Emotional Healing is as Relevant as Finding a Cure

Karin Sieger

cancer, counselling, emotions, family, health, identity, therapy

Therapists

This World Cancer Day, therapist Karin Sieger explores the importance of recognising and supporting your emotional health if you or a loved one has been affected by cancer
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26Jan

My Child has Autism - Who do I Turn to for Help?

Philippa Boulter

care, education, family, father, mother, parenting, therapy

Therapists

Children and young people with autism often exhibit common traits; but it's important to remember each child with autism is different, says therapist Philippa Boulter.
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25Jan

Boarding School Syndrome: The Psychological Trauma of the ‘Privileged’ Child

Joy Schaverien

bereavement, boardingschool, books, childhood, depression, education, school, therapy, trauma

Mind

Therapist Joy Schaverien believes that boarding schools have a negative and lasting influence on those who pass through them when they are young and vulnerable
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19Jan

The Difference between Loneliness and Being Alone

Nicole Addis

counselling, loneliness, men, therapy, women

Therapists

Therapist Nicole Addis explores the difference between loneliness and being alone, the value of shared space and offers some advice on how to deal with feeling lonely.
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18Jan

How Therapy Helped Me Deal with Treatment-Resistant Depression

Polly Allen

counselling, depression, experienceoftherapy, self, therapy, woman

Mind

Seven years of trying everything she could to alleviate her clinical depression, Polly Allen finally found the right therapist to help her
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11Jan

Why Do We Grieve for People We Don't Know?

Karin Sieger

bereavement, psychology, therapy

Soul

The death of David Bowie has shocked and saddened many people today. Therapist Karin Sieger looks at what it says about our relationship with our own mortality
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