Using Motivational Interviewing To Help A Loved One
Reading Time: 8 minutesUsing motivational interviewing to help friends and family as someone who isn’t a therapist isn’t as hard as you might think. Give it a try
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As the name suggests, this archive contains pretty much every single article published. Here you’ll find everything from psychology, invisible disabilities, learning difficulties, health, and mental health.
Reading Time: 8 minutesUsing motivational interviewing to help friends and family as someone who isn’t a therapist isn’t as hard as you might think. Give it a try
Reading Time: 10 minutesSometimes you just need to ask yourself, am I depressed? Depression can creep up on us and take us to a dark place before we even realise it
Reading Time: 6 minutesTo get the best out of therapy, it can help to have an idea of what your therapy goals are. If you’re not sure, then read this article
Reading Time: 5 minutesAre you struggling with your mental wellbeing? Then here’s a collection of easy to do journal ideas that’ll help you boost your wellness
Reading Time: 6 minutesTo do lists are often overlooked as a motivational tool, but they can be surprisingly affective, as I found out while moving home recently
Reading Time: 6 minutesToxic behaviours are commonly associated with narcissists, but anyone can engage in them, especially micromanipulations, sometimes unknowingly
Reading Time: 8 minutesThis year’s Mental Health Awareness Week topic is loneliness and this article will discuss why that’s important to our mental wellbeing
Reading Time: 9 minutesIt’s easy to fall into the making comparisons trap, which can cause a downward spiral. But don’t worry, this article has you covered
Reading Time: 7 minutesInterviews can be stressful, but it’s even harder if you have a mental illness or health issue. But these interview tips can help with that
Reading Time: 11 minutesToxic family members can really do a number on us during our childhood and even in our adulthood. But it’s never too late to decide to do something about it