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Parentification: What is it, and how can you help a parentified child?
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Some children don't get to 'play house' - they end up running the house, and taking on adult-level responsibilities.
When a child is forced to tak
45% of Young Workers Don’t Speak Out About Mental Health Problems
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Are you putting on a brave face in the workplace?
A new survey has revealed the state of workplace mental health in the UK, particularly amongst y
Making Sense of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
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People with ARFID struggle to increase and vary their food intake.
A very distinctive eating disorder, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (
Why Hoarding Can Be a Psychological Issue (and how to get help)
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Extreme hoarding can cause distress and danger to the sufferer and those around them.
It may seem like a quirk of someone’s personality, or a si
Understanding Loneliness in the Elderly
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There's nothing wrong with admitting you feel lonely.
Loneliness
is a growing issue for people of all ages, with loneliness in the elderly a
part
Raising Awareness of Multiple Sclerosis on the Red Carpet
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Selma Blair at the Vanity Fair Oscars After-Party. Credit: Mark Seliger via Selma Blair/Instagram
Whether you’re
interested in films and celebri
Mental Health in Rural Communities
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Some rural idylls can leave you cut off from mental health support.
If you’re lucky enough to live in the countryside, you’ll know it can lite
New Year Diet? How to save 1000 calories a day
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The BIG NEWS. You do not need to join a weight loss club
Statistics tell us that people who sign up to diet clubs do lose weight.
How to Spot a Toxic Relationship
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Toxic relationships occur when an unhealthy power dynamic develops between two people, and one dominates the other: what they say, do and feel can be