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Don’t minimise the things that hurt me, just acknowledge my pain. 2/23
Don’t minimise the things that hurt me, just acknowledge my pain. 2/23
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that women are more likely than men to admit they need help and to seek mental health services In this Blog of Life series on Relationships, I start with the assumption readers are Females looking for a Man, or vice versa. I will be looking at ways you can …
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Are you eating too much chocolate? Do you feel twitchy when you cannot answer your mobile? These are just the sort of habits examined in this podcast from the British Psychological Society This is Episode Two of PsychCrunch, the new podcast from the British Psychological Society’s Research Digest. In this episode we speak to psychology …
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An interactive webinar from the British Psychological Society 01 October 2020 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Register Description Programme Pricing Contact This interactive webinar will take a whole school approach to mental health and give teachers an evidenced based toolkit they can rely on to support the young people in their classrooms as well as the …
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By Matthew Warren Imagine that you’re an official faced with an unenviable decision: you must choose whether to establish a farm on existing land which can produce enough to feed 100 hungry families, or cut down an acre of rainforest to create a larger farm able to feed 500 hungry families. What choice would you make? …
Though we all long to have our feelings and needs acknowledged, it seems that nothing is more common than for these to be neglected by people around us. We take so little time to listen to one another and to show that we have absorbed what people have told us. As a result, everyone gets …
Using Self-Knowledge to Boost Your Success and Well-Being at Work Take a good look at yourself, and plan for a brighter future! Which of these personalities best matches yours? Tina’s, who comes to work with a smile on her face, who talks about her role positively, and seizes new opportunities with relish? Or Rachel’s, who …
A roadmap for developing mental resilience skills THE BASICS What Is Resilience? Resilience is defined as the psychological capacity to adapt to stressful circumstances and to bounce back from adverse events. Resilience is considered a process to build resources toward searching for a better future after potentially traumatic events. Some of these resources come from our inherent potential and some …
So go ahead and bake another batch of cookies. Last Monday through Friday—the week coronavirus came for New York—was a stress-induced shit show that included three cancelled trips, experiments with CBD, obsessive temperature taking, and a half-hearted yet incredibly loud revue of top 40 songs from the floor of my 800-square-foot apartment. Much to my chagrin (and your disbelief, …
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Why do people without underlying health conditions get seriously ill from covid-19? Some people get seriously ill from covid-19 without any known risk factors. Genetic make-up is likely to play a role – we have long known that having a parent who died young from an infectious disease puts you at a sixfold greater risk …
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