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24Jan

How to Spot if a Child is Vulnerable to Body Dysmorphia

AXA PPP

body, bodyimage, children, health, parenting, teenagers

Body

The self-consciousness of teen years can sometimes lead to body dysmorphic disorder, where an individual believes their body is ugly and unacceptable
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23Jan

Why Success Isn't Everything

Michael Tobin

career, happiness, self, wellbeing, work

Work

Being a success at work will not make us happy. There will always be another bar we want to rise above, posts entrepreneur and author Michael Tobin
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22Jan

Introducing the Welldoing.org Facebook Therapist Community

Welldoing

socialmedia, therapists, therapy

Work

Therapists can now talk privately to each other using the Welldoing.org Facebook Therapist Community, which is launched today
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19Jan

Meet the Therapist: Dora Darvasi

Dora Darvasi

meetthetherapist

Therapists

Dora Darvasi is a therapist in Central London and online: "I was drawn to Gestalt therapy because of its immediacy, creativity and transparency. I’m present as a whole person in the room rather than a detached clinician. I engage with my clients actively and with honest curiosity."
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18Jan

On Finding Gratitude After Trauma

Niyc Pidgeon

abuse, gratitude, PTSD, trauma

Soul

Having suffered a serious sexual assault and death of several friends, Niyc Pidgeon struggled to overcome the trauma. Now she has discovered gratitude
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17Jan

How We Lose Trust in Politics and Politicians

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

identity, politics, society

Therapists

People need to feel they are significant or they lose trust in those who govern them. Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen posts on mental health effects of disillusionment in society
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16Jan

Is My Relationship to My Phone Damaging?

David Monks

anxiety, friendships, relationships, socialmedia, society, technology, therapy

Therapists

Does your relationship with technology such as your mobile phone affect the other relationships in your life? Therapist David Monks ponders
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15Jan

What is the Best Diet for Mental Wellbeing?

Delia McCabe

body, brain, health, nutrition

Body

Paleo, vegetarian, vegan, Mediterranean – which way of eating is the best for your mental health? Delia McCabe, author of Feed You Brain, explains.
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12Jan

Meet the Therapist: Sophie MacLeod

Sophie MacLeod

meetthetherapist, therapy

Therapists

Sophie MacLeod, a therapist in Central London, wants people to know how freeing therapy can be - and how common it is for people to seek it out
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10Jan

Johann Hari's Book Lost Connections Uncovers Causes of Depression

Louise Chunn

anxiety, books, depression, socialmedia, society

Mind

Author Johann Hari tells Louise Chunn that society's disconnection from our psychological needs is a major cause of depression and anxiety
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