Psychology

Why Your Spin Bike has Become a Clothes Rack – and What You Can do About it

Chances are that the end of the year has made you assess some of your 2024 New Year’s resolutions. Perhaps you, like us, bought a home spin bike or rowing machine in January. Most likely by March, you realised you’ve used it a lot less than you planned. And very probably by June, it has disappeared under a pile of clothes.

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5 Simple New Year’s Resolutions That Everyone Should Make

5 resolutions that everyone should make for a happier year ahead.

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How To Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick

When it comes to New Year’s resolutions researchers at the University of Scranton have shown that less than 10% of resolutions are actually achieved. The good news is it’s not impossible to embrace a healthy habit.

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How to Support a Grieving Loved One on Holidays and Special Occasions

Some practical tips from a clinical psychologist.

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How To Stop Isolation and Feel Connected This Festive Season

Work through feelings of isolation this Christmas with these 5 steps to feeling connected.

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Living with Bipolar Disorder: How to Take Control and Find Effective Support

Holistic care, sustainable routines and strong social connections are key to managing bipolar disorder and empowering individuals to regain control over their lives.

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What is premenstrual dysphoric disorder? And how is it different to PMS?

Periods can feel like an unwanted guest for many women and gender diverse people who menstruate, bringing cramps, mood swings and exhaustion.

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What Is ‘Doll Therapy’ for People With Dementia? And Is It Backed By Science?

The way people living with dementia experience the world can change as the disease progresses.

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What’s The Difference Between Shyness and Social Anxiety?

The terms “shyness” and “social anxiety” are often used interchangeably because they both involve feeling uncomfortable in social situations.

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Can you sleep your way to better decision making? Here’s what the science says

Can leaving decision-making for the morning help solve a challenge?

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Eight reasons why ADHD diagnoses are increasing

For more and more people, ADHD has fewer negative connotations and is becoming a natural part of people’s identities .

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Why Do I Get So Anxious After Drinking? Here’s the Science Behind ‘Hangxiety’

You had a great night out, but the next morning, anxiety hits: your heart races, and you replay every conversation from the night before in your head.

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How to Help Someone Having a Panic Attack

Panic attacks are intense episodes of fear or anxiety that often come on suddenly.

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Cultivating Calm: How to Detox a Crowded Mind

Detox your mind and create inner peace with these handy tips.

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Andrew Garfield and Elmo Are Going Viral With Their Moving Chat. Celebrities Can Help Us Talk About Grief

When was the last time you heard someone talk in detail about their grief?

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Why Might People Believe in Human-Made Hurricanes? Two Conspiracy Theory Psychologists Explain

Hurricane Milton slammed into the west coast of Florida on October 9, becoming the second powerful hurricane to hit the state in just two weeks.

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4 ways to reduce anxiety in uncertain times

Human behaviour expert Joe Pane shares four effective strategies to reduce anxiety and navigate uncertainty with confidence.

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World Mental Health Day: Why it matters and how to take action

On World Mental Health Day, and every day, taking steps to prioritise and support your own mental health and that of those around you, is an important consideration.

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Why Am I Miserable? How to Shake It Off and Reclaim Your Joy

Feeling miserable can strike at any time, and it’s often hard to pinpoint exactly why. Maybe it’s stress, a sense of overwhelm, or just life’s relentless grind catching up.

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Wellness pressure actually causing wellbeing ‘burnout’ says new report

Athleisure company Lululemon has released its fourth annual Global Wellbeing Report with some surprising results about our desire to be well.

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Study shows how a woman’s brain reorganizes during pregnancy

Pregnancy triggers vast changes in a woman’s body – hormonal, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, urinary and more. And, as a new study reveals, the brain undergoes major changes too, some fleeting and others more enduring.

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CBT is an effective treatment for many mental health issues – but here’s why it may not suit everyone

Imagine seeking help for anxiety, only to find that your treatment makes you feel worse.

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How to know when it’s time to start therapy

Therapy can help you understand why you think, feel, or act how you do.

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Turn Stress Around: Finding the Silver Lining in Life’s Biggest Bugbear

Feeling overly busy, tired and irritable? Eating too much or too little? These are all 
signs we may be suffering from the bugbear of modern life: stress. But what if there 
was a positive way to look at stress? Psychologist, Dr. Mary Grogan investigates.

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