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30Aug

Reality Testing: Learning to Think Before You React

Joshua Miles

anger, relationships, self, therapy

Therapists

Sometimes we might benefit from looking at a situation objectively before we react in anger or upset. Joshua Miles explains what reality testing is and why it's important
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29Aug

Have You Tried the Welldoing.org Booking and Payment System Yet?

Welldoing

therapy

Work

The welldoing.org booking and payment system makes the therapy journey smoother for therapists and clients
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28Aug

Why I'm Using My Voice to Speak Up Against Bullying

Fixers

anxiety, bullying, school

Mind

Ashley has Treacher Collins syndrome and was bullied badly at school. He is working with youth charity Fixers to prevent other young people from being bullied because they look different
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25Aug

Celebrities Can Talk About Mental Health, But Not Me

Nina Phoenix

PTSD, society

Mind

Admitting that you have mental health problems may seem to be fashionable, but warns Nina Phoenix there is still a stigma
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25Aug

This is Why Welldoing.org is the Best Place to Find a Therapist

Welldoing

therapist, therapy

Mind

Here's our 3-step guide to finding the right therapist for you on welldoing.org
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24Aug

Can Hypnotherapy Cure My Phobias?

John McKenzie

hypnotherapy, phobias

Therapists

Hypnotherapist John McKenzie explains what a phobia is and how hypnotherapy can cure them
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24Aug

Work-Related Mental Health Issues: How Therapy Can Help

Alice McGurran

anxiety, career, men, stress, therapy, women, work

Work

Therapy or counselling can help with issues that arise from work-related stress. Alice McGurran talks to experienced therapists about it.
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23Aug

What Does Our Position in the Family Mean?

Joshua Miles

family, identity, self, siblings

Therapists

Family dynamics affect how we see ourselves in later life, influence our relationships and how we interact with the world posts therapist Joshua Miles
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22Aug

Coombe Wood: Helping Mothers in Psychological Distress

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust

bipolar, birth, mother, parenting, PND, pregnancy

Mind

Specialist mother and baby unit Combe Wood was a life-saver for Dr Amy Pollard when she suffered a psychotic period after giving birth
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21Aug

We Can Help New Therapists Find the Work They're Trained For

Welldoing

career, therapist, work

Work

The realities of finding work when you are a newly-trained therapist can be surprisingly difficult. Private practice is a good option
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