How To Stop Being A People-Pleaser
Reading Time: 5 minutesBeing a people-pleaser isn’t good for your wellbeing. But there are steps you can take to overcome your people-pleasing behaviour
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Reading Time: 5 minutesBeing a people-pleaser isn’t good for your wellbeing. But there are steps you can take to overcome your people-pleasing behaviour
Reading Time: 7 minutesPeople-pleasing is a behaviour that becomes so ingrained that it’ll become a way of life. Here’s how people-pleasing can cause us harm
Reading Time: 5 minutesLove and borderline personality disorder are a complicated mixture, but they’re not like chalk and cheese, they can go together
Reading Time: 9 minutesApparently, all humans suffer from death anxiety, and in order to explain this anxiety and how we manage it, Terror Management Theory was created
Reading Time: 5 minutesBoundaries are useful to us and our relationships, so here’s how you can create and maintain these boundaries to make your lives better
Reading Time: 11 minutesChristmas can be a stressful time of year, even for those without mental health conditions. So what can be done to make it more manageable?
Reading Time: 10 minutesAbuse can change a person, but to help people get the support they need, we first need to educate people about what exactly is domestic abuse
Reading Time: 7 minutesAnger is a normal emotion that we all experience, but if it overwhelms us, it’s a problem, so we all need to learn how to manage our anger appropriately
Reading Time: 7 minutesLife is stressful and there’s no way to avoid it in the modern age, but there are ways to better manage that stress and your wellbeing
Reading Time: 14 minutesA look at the film ‘Joker’ and those who’ve reviewed it from a mental health point of view. Are their criticisms justified or are they being unfair?