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When Mum has PTSD – Helping children to cope

Hiding behind the mask: Are you using “positive thinking”, “happiness” and “success” to avoid real problems?

We have been bombarded with a social climate of ‘positive thinking’ to reach ‘happiness’ and ‘success’. There are a variety of self-help books that are aimed at teaching you how to think positively, find happiness and achieve success. While many of these books are tremendously helpful and certainly do have their merits, one has to […]

Coping with Social Anxiety

Social anxiety is far more common than you think and, while it is a term that we often use quite loosely, it is also a diagnosable mental illness. In fact the Diagnostic Manual (DSM 5) describes social anxiety as being characterised by a strong and persistent fear in social and / or performance situations. Generally, […]

Overcoming your fear of flying

Fear of flying is one of the most common phobias experienced. While simple anxiety about flying can be overcome, a phobia about flying can result in the person avoiding getting on an air plane altogether. This can become quite problematic if you are required to fly for work reasons or you have friends and family […]

Warning signs of an abusive person

Even the most idyllic looking relationships sometimes become abusive. When things start off well and the relationship is all sunshine and roses, it is hard to believe that your partner could land up being an abusive person. Even the most charming of people can become physically, verbally and emotionally abusive. Abusive relationships often result in […]

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