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What is mental health?
What is mental health? Mental health is what the term we use when we refer to our emotional, psychological and social well-being. It is about how our mind feels and functions on a daily basis. Our mental health is very important. It will affect our ability to do the things we want to and need to, including work, studies, relationships with others, personal pleasures and leisures, our sense of self-worth and purpose. The state of our mental wellbeing will impact how we think,
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How often do most couples have sex?
How often do most couples have sex? When it comes to sex there is many people want to know how often they should be doing it. It's understandable why many people are curious, after all sex is linked to many health and wellbeing benefits. Typically the research and studies show that on average, couples in long-term relationships have sex once a week. There are ranges too - not everyone is having sex once a week. Some have sex a few times a week, while others are having sex on
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What is Gaslighting & the signs to look for?
What is Gaslighting & the signs to look for? To put simply, gaslighting is form of psychological manipulation where someone makes you doubt you your own experience, perception or memory of an event. Gaslighting can be incredibly subtle and sly, and over time it has the power to erode your confidence in your own reality. This can lead to feelings of confusion, anxiety or co-dependency on the person who is gaslighting you. We can also say it is a form of emotional abuse if it b
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Family issues - enmeshment trauma: family won't respect my boundaries
Family issues - enmeshment trauma: family won't respect my boundaries. What is enmeshment trauma?
Enmeshment trauma (also seen as over-intimacy or excessive closeness) is a type of emotional trauma that is caused by a lack of clear and healthy boundaries in the family environment and dynamics. Over-intimacy/enmeshment can happen when boundaries (typically between a parent and child) are blurred, overly diffused or even nonexistent. This leads to the child being emotionally f
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Anxiety issues: understand it
Anxiety (clinically recognised as Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD)) is one of the most enquired issues for support. Everyone feels...
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ADHD or Trauma?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neuro-developmental disorder often traced back to childhood. There is a...
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The ADHD mind: how to manage it
ADHD mind: what can we do about it? Is it ADHD or is it trauma?
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Baby Reindeer: What does psychotherapy have to say?
Everyone is talking about the most watched show on Netflix: Baby Reindeer. What would I think if either of those were my clients, what...
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There's nothing intelligent about not standing up for yourself. Stop people pleasing.
Those of us who often feel torn between making others happy at our own cost, must look back at childhood. That’s where we learnt to obey...
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You cannot heal in the same environment that made you sick.
You cannot expect to feel good or get better if your immediate environment is filled with people who detrimentally affect your...
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The child within.
We have little expectations of children, as we understand their fragility and need for patience and understanding. We are slower to anger...
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We become the monsters we don't face.
Be careful with how you treat the monsters inside you. We all have them. Those voices, those parts of us that feel brutal, unloving harsh...
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