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How do we talk with our children about the recent traumatic events affecting the world when we battle to comprehend the horror ourselves?
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How do we talk with our children about the recent traumatic events affecting the world when we battle to comprehend the horror ourselves?
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Taking care of someone full-time is not usually on our radar, but one day you may find yourself doing just that. Here we consider how we can prepare ourselves for it, financially, socially and emotionally.
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When life deals a tough blow, the trauma can have a resounding impact on the affected individual’s life. For those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, therapy and unwavering support are key in paving the road to recovery.
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So there’s the wrong milk in your macchiato, or you can’t upload your latest selfie because your smartphone just ran out of juice. You poor thing. We may scoff at so-called First World problems, but should we?
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Hoarding disorder is a medically-recognised condition. Here are the things to look out for and how you can help yourself or others.
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A fascinating book uncovers 154 words for very specific emotions you never knew you had.
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The perfect way to holiday, according to science.
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Scientists find people who are paid more attention by their partners are more likely to have deep ‘restorative’ sleep.
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As we start a new week, here are five steps to keep yourself healthy in times of stress and overwork.
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Manage stress and anxiety naturally, with these simple steps…
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Struggling to brave the elements and make it outside for your daily workout? Here’s why you should make the most of outdoor exercise when the weather is not so warm.
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When it comes to a broken heart, aspirin and distance are the best treatment say psychologists.
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If you struggle to find words for your feelings, you may be one of the 13% who suffers from the mysterious alexithymia. Here’s how you can spot it.
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In our fast-paced, often cutthroat world, where those who speak up loudest are often those who succeed, quieter individuals may find it difficult to thrive and feel happy.
So how do those whose personality is quieter and more withdrawn learn to love living among all the noise? The experts may have an answer.
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Your body language speaks volumes to those around you. Learning to adopt a powerful physical stance in any given situation can have a direct impact on the confidence you feel.
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Breaking up is never easy and social media often makes the experience worse. Psychologist Dr. Grogan gives advice on how to part ways in the digital age.
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Emotional eating is a well-known concept, a go-to for many of us when stress and anxiety build. Now, though, nutritional psychology is showing how food can actually help us avoid getting to the point of being overwhelmed.
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They’re more common than you think, and not all are violent criminals. Here’s how to protect yourself.
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Few psychologists studied positive emotions before the late 1990s, focusing instead on behaviour and thoughts or negative emotions. Today, however, happiness is taken seriously as a science – positively speaking, that is.
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