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Black and White Thinking and Relationship Conflict
How Black and White Thinking Causes Relationship Conflict
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Why communicating over Slack has got us all using language we’d never use in real life
Dr Smith takes part in a Q&A with London's Metro newspaper.
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Posted 8th November 2021
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How having meaning in our lives positively affects a sense of well-being
Finding meaning in our lives should be one of the central pillars of effective psychotherapy
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Sleeping problems firmly associated with mental health issues by healthcare professionals
A recent study, which surveyed 203 healthcare professionals and was conducted by Perrigo, found that 85% of the experts – including doctors and pharmacists – say poor sleep has a ‘significant impact’
Posted 26th September 2021
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Posted 2nd September 2021
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Do I have depression or is it dysthymia?
Most people are familiar with the term depression but fewer people are aware of something called dysthymia. So what is the difference between the two?